Pediatric Hal is a new robot training tool created by medical equipment company Gaumard Scientific. Made to look just like a 5-year-old male patient, Hal is able to answer questions, track fingers ...

Billed as the most advanced pediatric patient simulator, the HAL at Pediatric Home Service is one of just 20 in the world and the first in the Upper Midwest.

Pediatric Simulator ‘Hal’ lives in the Midland Health Simulation and Learning Resource Center at UTPB. Formally known as Pediatric Hal S2225, Hal is an advanced simulator. He helps UTPB ...

Resident nursing students at Mercy Medical Center practice on "Pediatric Hal." The life-like simulator is described as the most advance simulator available to mimic a five-year-old patient.

Described as the most advanced patient simulator in the world, this humanoid robot is as complex and useful as it is creepy-looking. Its purpose is to help those in the healthcare system, offering ...

Pediatric HAL introduces a host of new technologies including active robotics, which allows it to simulate nearly a dozen facial expressions, including anxiety, anger, amazement, ongoing and ...

Pediatric HAL®, the world's most advanced pediatric patient simulator and the first capable of simulating lifelike emotions through dynamic facial expressions, movement, and speech, was launched ...

Simulators have now moved from hospitals to home health care for training and they're preparing a specialized group of nurses in Conshohocken for almost any emergency.

Hal serves as an alternative pediatric experience for students. And there's only one other robot like him in the tri-state area, located in New York City, according to the college.

The Pediatric Simulation Center at Children’s of Alabama celebrated the training of its 100,000th learner since its founding in 2008, transforming how pediatric providers prepare for emergencies and ...