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World's First Fully Robotic Pharmacy Automates Prescription Dispensing

World's First Fully Robotic Pharmacy Automates Prescription Dispensing Authored by Jijo Malayil via Interesting Engineering, Queue, a California-based robotics startup, has unveiled the world's first fully autonomous robotic pharmacy, designed to automate prescription dispensing, verification, and delivery. Queue has deployed its robotic pharmacy with a major US pharmacy chain for early commercial use.Queue The platform accepts sealed wholesale medication bottles and produces filled, verified prescriptions with minimal human intervention. Queue says the technology aims to reduce pharmacy operating costs, improve dispensing accuracy, and expand access to prescription services by enabling automated pharmacy operations closer...
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