Royal Preston Hospital Two new robots have joined the workforce in the pharmacies of the Royal Preston and Chorley and South Ribble Hospital – boasting t
Two new robots have joined the workforce in the pharmacies of the Royal Preston and Chorley and South Ribble Hospital – boasting the ability to gather more medication in an hour than could be picked by hand in a day.Manual picking of prescription items has long since been confined to history at the two facilities, with an automated system having first been introduced 16 years ago.
Richard describes them as like “giant vending machines” with a picking arm. The bots are so big they each require their own room – with the system at the Royal Preston having the capacity to store 40,000 medicine packs and 12,000 being able to be held at the Chorley site. However, there is also still human oversight at the other end of the process from a dispenser and a second checker – with the accuracy of the original label being key to the whole process.
And while the system might be less like a robot than the image conjured up by the use of that moniker, Richard is not beyond indulging in a bit of anthropomorphisation of the brand new bots – to the extent where they are each going to be given a name.
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