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NETBAY PCL. NETBAY pushes forward to develop HAPYBot, Thailand's first intelligent medical transport robot that passes safety standards for use in hospitals. Under the concept of Better Faster Cheaper to deliver medicine, medical supplies, food and water to patients to help reduce contact. Its highlight is that it can move at a speed of 3 kilometers per hour independently and has a command system for the robot to work in 4 different ways. It can work continuously for 3 and a half hours and can return to the charging station on its own. Including installing an AI system to calculate new routes. The pilot will deliver the first phase of robots to 3 hospitals before gradually delivering them to other hospitals.
NSTDA is ready to support the research and technology of NSTDA and the private sector that have health potential. and medicine to be used for benefit. The HAPYBot robot has passed safety Telegram Number Data standards inspection from the Electrical and Electronic Product Testing Center (PTEC), NSTDA, while Mahidol University pointed out the use of robots in hospitals for transportation. Food, medical equipment and supplies Help relieve the burden on medical personnel, Mr. Phichit Wiwatrujirapong Chief Executive Officer Netbay Public Company Limited or (NETBAY: Innovative Technology Company) revealed that Netbay has a desire to produce the first Thai robot that passes safety standards for use in hospitals under the concept of "Better Faster Cheaper” Therefore, the HAPYBot robot was invented to perform transport, navigation, and autonomous movement functions to transport medicines, vaccines, medical supplies, food, and other items.
The robot has a closed-open and electrically locked storage compartment with a capacity of 17 liters and can support a load of 10-15 kilograms. In the storage compartment inside the robot, water can be put in. Because it is a one-piece molded channel with no joints. Therefore, it can prevent water leakage to other systems. Moreover, the robot can be operated via the touch screen on the robot. Or order with a computer web base or tablet or mobile application or QR code without having to connect to the hospital's network, helping to deliver medicine to many destinations depending on the order. The robot can move at a speed of 2.5 – 3 kilometers per hour. Able to avoid various obstacles in real time.
NSTDA is ready to support the research and technology of NSTDA and the private sector that have health potential. and medicine to be used for benefit. The HAPYBot robot has passed safety Telegram Number Data standards inspection from the Electrical and Electronic Product Testing Center (PTEC), NSTDA, while Mahidol University pointed out the use of robots in hospitals for transportation. Food, medical equipment and supplies Help relieve the burden on medical personnel, Mr. Phichit Wiwatrujirapong Chief Executive Officer Netbay Public Company Limited or (NETBAY: Innovative Technology Company) revealed that Netbay has a desire to produce the first Thai robot that passes safety standards for use in hospitals under the concept of "Better Faster Cheaper” Therefore, the HAPYBot robot was invented to perform transport, navigation, and autonomous movement functions to transport medicines, vaccines, medical supplies, food, and other items.
The robot has a closed-open and electrically locked storage compartment with a capacity of 17 liters and can support a load of 10-15 kilograms. In the storage compartment inside the robot, water can be put in. Because it is a one-piece molded channel with no joints. Therefore, it can prevent water leakage to other systems. Moreover, the robot can be operated via the touch screen on the robot. Or order with a computer web base or tablet or mobile application or QR code without having to connect to the hospital's network, helping to deliver medicine to many destinations depending on the order. The robot can move at a speed of 2.5 – 3 kilometers per hour. Able to avoid various obstacles in real time.