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.
Hong Kong launched 5G network last month. Roborn cooperated with HKT, the Hong Kong telecommunications company to develop a new product, “5G remote diagnostic robot.” This robot can assist doctors in remote diagnosis, making use of advantage of 5G network to receive the doctor’s real-timer instructions and adjust the height and angle of the lens, so that the doctor can see more clearly when diagnosing.
The Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Mr Alfred Sit and the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Mr Christopher Hui visited Roborn’s Cyberport Office to hear their latest developments and trend yesterday, also knowing more about the robotic technology and the 5G Epidemic Prevention Smart Robot, PEP-3000, which is developed earlier on.
As a startup located in Cyberport, Roborn is trying hard in integrating modern technology into different industries, realizing human-machine cooperation and virtual interaction to improve the ecologies’ productivity and efficiency and make human being better with the concept of Techanization™.
Yesterday, the Secretary for Innovation and Technology, Mr Alfred Sit and the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Mr Christopher Hui visited Cyberport and looked around the startups located in the park. Roborn, which specializes in robotics technology, introduced the 5G Epidemic Prevention Smart Robot PEP3000 which combined AI technology and cruising system, as well as other R&D projects to them. Mr Alfred Sit hoped that in the future we will work together to promote the development of innovative science and technology and provide more opportunities for young people to join the innovation and technology community.
Roborn’s Co-founder Mak Hin Yu was interviewed bu iCable News. He explained how 5G technology and Roborn’s robotic arm can be applied to the medical field.
Roborn’s co-founder Mark Mak Hin Yu was interviewed by Etnet earlier on. He explained the mission and process behind the development of the 5G epidemic prevention smart robot. He also shared his thoughts on developing in the Greater Bay Area.