If the future of blood collection is automation, Vitestro stands to play a leading role.
The Dutch medical robotics company Vitestro announced its automated blood drawing device is approved for marketing across the European Union...
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Vitestro's automated blood drawing robot received CE marking on August 28. The company is limiting release of the robot over the next 12 months to a small number of selected hospitals, with plans to scale up production thereafter.
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