The robot uses 3D imaging and a rotating arm to decontaminate horizontal and vertical high-touch surfaces. The team’s goal is to design a robot to function independently in environments that are harmful to humans, according to the report.
The robot will be used for hospital decontamination as well as other high-touch spaces. The robot is still currently in its prototype stages, but the team is ready to use it to sterilize surfaces.
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