> I’d love to join a start-up developing a remote work nurse-robot. Even ignoring the WFH bit, a remotely-controlled 'nursebot' could be the best case. Not onl

> I’d love to join a start-up developing a remote work nurse-robot. Even ignoring the WFH bit, a remotely-controlled 'nursebot' could be the best case. Not only would it prevent communicating disease, but it would reduce stress on nurse's bodies, more precise medication administration (by reducing error + augmenting knowledge). Although, isn't human contact considered an important part of recovery? I guess the nursebots would be better in some cases than others.