Watch This Robot Draw Blood From Patient




Many of the common concerns with giving blood – shaky needles, elusive veins — may be eased in the near future, thanks to the latest robotic and imaging technologies.

VascuLogic, a start-up supported by the NSF Small Business Innovation Research program, is bringing to market a device that aims to make the blood collection process safer and more efficient.

The technology uses infrared and ultrasound imaging to identify veins. A robotically controlled needle is then guided into the targeted vein. The whole system is designed to benefit patients and phlebotomists alike.
Learn more: vasculogic.com
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