Roborn Technology has developed some “epidemic prevention smart robots” that combine artificial intelligence, IoT, 5G and other modern technologies to replace manual body temperature detection with an accuracy of 99.99%. Once someone has a fever, an alarm will be issued immediately. Together with the tracking function, it makes it easier to identify potential patients and reduce the risk of community outbreak. Another robot Unicorn, uses ultraviolet light to kill the novel coronavirus in the environment. The robot has already been deployed in government departments or medical centers.

Roborn, a start-up company based at Cyberport has developed an epidemic prevention smart robot to relieve the stress of front-line workers, reducing their risk of infection and guarding the front lines of fighting against the epidemic.

Japanese robot animation could well be a collective memory of big boys born after the 1980s. For Mark Mak, Co-founder of Roborn Technology Ltd, robots are a thing of the future that he would like to build now. This was the idea that lead to the birth of China’s first 5G robot; it also turned a Hong Kong start-up company into a legend.

Roborn’s two co-founders Mark Mak and Eden Lu, who were alumni of CUHK’s MBA programme, were both featured in the June 2020 issue of CUHK Business Magazine. The article shared the stories behind the 5G epidemic prevention smart robot and the first 5G Motion Control Robot. They also discussed the important factors that led to their success today.

This video by Edigest showcases a number of products by Roborn, including the 5G Epidemic prevention smart robot, motion control robot, fall detection system R Cafe etc. Also, our founder Mark Mak discusses the role 5G plays in Roborn’s products.

Roborn Technology, which started selling a body temperature-checking robot three months ago, has put its pilot UV light robot to test in a private medical centre and shopping malls. The robot is equipped with a 360-degree camera that can help property management companies keep a record of its sanitation work.