A North Carolina second grader with an often fatal genetic disease was able to attend the circus in Raleigh with his classmates thanks to the VGo robot.
Children's Medical Center is using VGo robot to enable hospital-bound students to stay current with classwork, and social with their friends and teachers.
Doctors from Dartmouth-Hitchcok Center for Telehealth will be on the sidelines via VGo robot at Darmouth College football games to provide concussion assessment, if needed.
Keith Miller, the Orthwein Professor for Lifelong Learning in the Sciences at UMSL, is creating a program that would allow children who are ill to take part in science activities through the use VGo robots.
A Texas 5th grader who sometimes misses as much as 10-weeks of school at a time due to treatment for chronic pancreatitis is using VGo to attend school again.
Doctors at Rady Children’s Hospital today introduced the deployment of a fleet of VGo telemedicine robots, allowing physicians to evaluate patients quickly and from anywhere.
The short film, titled Posnack Technology: A Day in the Life of Kyle, follows Kyle Weintraub, a seventh grader who is being treated for lymphoma in Philadelphia but continues to attend school in Florida by using VGo.
8-year-old Garcia suffers from a weak immune system, but since she can attend class, her school work is getting stronger.