Pillo Heath is a small robot that can be considered a personal assistant in any family. It doesn't do everything an assistant should do, obviously, but practically, Pillo is like a kind of Siri service, only it acts like a vending machine for... pills.
Pillo is equipped with facial recognition technologies and a learning function, takes on the role of a personal assistant in the family, dispenses medicines on request and reminds about those that must be taken at fixed times, according to the prescription prescribed by the doctor.
It can also connect with a healthcare professional and connect to smart devices such as a phone, tablet or smartwatch to issue reminders and answer healthcare questions.
Being permanently connected to the Internet, and fed with medicines kept in a secure compartment, Pillo Health uses artificial intelligence technologies to verbally communicate with family members, releasing the right medicine for the described symptoms.
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The small assistant Pillo was developed as part of an Indiegogo project and could arrive in stores in June, next year, with a price of $599. However, those who participate in the pre-order financing campaign will be able to get a copy for only $269.
