According to the report of Yassad News, citing Interesting Engineering, this machine was developed to ensure the health of the participants in the festival. The aforementioned robot is the result of the work of Jason Hein, an assistant professor, and Sara Guzman, a graduate student of this university, which was developed in collaboration with Health Canada. This portable instrument is equipped with an efficient liquid chromatography.
He further added: I think the interesting thing about the robot is that it is like lightning in a bottle. A computer researcher or robot expert is needed to perform the test. In addition, medical services are also needed. In general, a team is needed. The role of the robot in the music festival is to identify materials in samples in 15 minutes.
The device alone is not a tool that students go to and use. But they can come to our office, provide the sample and we will quickly test it. So it takes about a day or more to get the test result instead of a few minutes.
