Beijing: China has come up with a robot which is now to assist doctors in clinical diagnosis and will see patients in hospitals. The robot has cleared a national-level qualification test for doctors which was attempted by around 530,000 people in the country. It will now be used to assist doctors in clinical diagnosis.
The robot, co-developed by leading Chinese tech firm iFlytek and Tsinghua University, has achieved a score of 456, higher than the national pass mark of 360, the health and family planning commission in Anhui Province said.
The National Medical Examination Center released the pass mark for the written test yesterday.
The whole process was recorded to prevent cheating, according to iFlytek.
The robot, co-developed by leading Chinese tech firm iFlytek and Tsinghua University, has achieved a score of 456, higher than the national pass mark of 360, the health and family planning commission in Anhui Province said.
The National Medical Examination Center released the pass mark for the written test yesterday.
The whole process was recorded to prevent cheating, according to iFlytek.
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