UK researchers have developed a way to generate more realistic and accurate expressions of pain on the face of medical training robots during physical examination of painful areas.
UK researchers have developed a way to generate more realistic and accurate expressions of pain on the face of medical training robots during physical examination of painful areas.
UK researchers have developed a way to generate more realistic and accurate expressions of pain on the face of medical training robots during physical examination of painful areas.The new approach by the Imperial College London team could help .
UK researchers have developed a way to generate more realistic and accurate expressions of pain on the face of medical training robots during the physical examination of painful areas.