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The clinical trial of ventilator, Medicart robot and remote-controlled UV-C light disinfectant system, manufactured by Walton, started on Thursday (May 15).
The company handed over the medical equipment to the ICT division for clinical trial in a videoconference, said a press release.
State Minister for ICT Zunaid Ahmed Palak and senior officials from ICT Division and Walton attended the online programme.
The State Minister said the ICT Division has already submitted Walton’s medical devices to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) for clinical trial on Thursday.
Developed entirely by Walton, the model of the Medicart robot device is 'WRMC-400 AP-2020'.
Controlled by RF frequency, this automatic robot can cover an area of 400 meters in diameter and automatically carry food, medicine, medical or other equipment to patients in isolation.
Powered by a lithium-ion battery, the robot can run continuously for 6 hours on a single full charge.
Physicians can operate this robot via computer, mobile phone or remote while sitting in his room or anywhere in the world through an operator.
It has a special camera, microphone and speakers that allow physicians and patients to communicate with each other through video conferencing.
In addition to the medical field, this robot can also be used in offices, factories, educational institutions, public spaces such as air or seaports, bus and railway stations and shopping malls, among others, the company said.
Moreover, Walton’s Research and Development engineer Alim Hassan Ferdous said they manufactured a remote-controlled UV-C light disinfectant trolley.
The WUV-T150 is a 253.7-nanometer ray disinfectant can kill up to 99.99 percent of viruses and bacteria.
The remote-controlled UV trolley can be used in hospitals, homes and offices.
The use of UV light directly on the human body and eyes is harmful, but this Walton-made UV trolley has a modern protection system.
Walton has also developed another remote-controlled UV-C light thermal germicidal chamber which destroys germs in two ways - through UV rays and heat.
Residual heaters have been used inside it, as a result, it can generate moisture-free heat up to 90 degrees with powers to control heat and time automatically.
It also has a modern protection system for the human body and a special sensor that automatically shuts off when people or animals are present.
PPEs, masks, gloves, utensils, food etc can be disinfected with this UV-C thermal chamber.
Walton officials said the Medicart robot and the remote-controlled UV-C light disinfectant system will play an important role in dealing with coronavirus, creating huge opportunity to export the medical equipment after meeting the local demand.
