New Delhi: With the coming up of new technology like artificial intelligence, which is the next big thing, change will take place at a rapid pace in the world.
It is said that self-driving robotic health clinics that treat patients on the street could soon become a reality in the future.
According to a report in Daily Mail, a new concept known as 'Aim' hopes to harness artificial intelligence to improve everyday healthcare, using smart devices in the home as well as a mobile app to keep track of patient data.
As per the reports, with the help of this self-driving clinic, patients could have easy access to accessible diagnostics even if they can’t make it to the doctor, including thermography, imaging, and breath analysis – and, it could even provide emergency transport if necessary.
The system autonomous clinic is equipped with a built-in pressure sensitive scale to measure weight, BMI, balance, and posture, reportedly.
Developed by Seattle-based firm Artefact, Aim is designed to help overcome some of the challenges of healthcare, including the common lack of access to patient data as a result of fragmented sources.
Aim would also rely on self-reporting from the patient which could be recorded in the mobile app.
