Chinese military develops its first robot patient as it seeks to prepare medics for battlefield role


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 11 Jun 2019

The Chinese army has created a lifelike robot mannequin, complete with a pulse and beating heart, to help train its medics to treat battlefield wounds, according to the PLA Daily.

The medical simulator, named “Warrior” is even able to give medics feedback on how well they are treating the wounds and is equipped with more than 30 sensors to help simulate more than 300 battlefield injuries.

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