The smart triage project jointly developed by AGIBOT and Ant Afu has been deployed at Peking University People’s Hospital, with Lingxi X2 serving as a “silicon-based receptionist” in outpatient services. The robot can provide patients and visitors with department guidance, consultation process information, answers to medical insurance policy questions and on-site navigation. By connecting to the hospital’s private knowledge base, Lingxi X2 can also deliver standardized medical guidance based on in-hospital information. Over 66 working days, it completed more than 46,000 interactions, averaging about 707 per day.
AGIBOT, Ant Afu deploy smart triage robot at Peking University People's Hospital
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