This robot performs blood draws on its own and has already been approved in Europe and the USA
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This robot performs blood draws on its own and has already been approved in Europe and the USA

SAPO Notícias31 August 2026 at 20:37

The robot—called Aletta—is the first autonomous device created specifically to perform blood draws without the need for direct human intervention. Its approval was granted both in Europe and in the United States of America. This development represents a significant advancement in the automation of routine medical procedures. The technology allows the blood collection process to be executed independently, without the presence or direct assistance of a healthcare professional.

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