VSee Health (NASDAQ:VSEE) stock is up on Friday alongside a collaboration deal with Ava Robotics to create telepresence solutions for the inpatient intensive care market.
VSee Health says that part of that agreement includes developing an Ava Robotics robot that will be powered by its VSee software. This robot will roam intensive care units in hospitals to provide patients with physicians attention in real-time.
VSee Health notes that with this the use of telehealth robots will expand beyond just large hospitals. The company is hoping this will allow regional locations and smaller ICUs to make use of its services.
Imo Aisiku, Chairman and co-CEO of VSee Health, said the following about the plan:
“With the first commercial product launched in June, the Ava Robot is expected to be able to improve tele-stroke operations, and additional uses will be identified in the medical field as use of the Robot expands.”
VSEE Stock Movement Today
With today’s news comes increased interest in VSEE stock and heavy trading of the shares. This has more than 5.8 million units changing hands as of this writing. That’s a massive surge compared to its daily average trading volume of about 163,000 shares.
VSEE stock is up 172.4% as of Friday morning.
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