HEALTHCARE
Discover the frictionless revenue cycle with insurance eligibility, payment estimation, financial screening, and more.
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EDUCATION
VGo telepresence solution helps kids transition back to school from short- and long-term absences.
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LOGISTICS
Automate your electric industrial trucks for unmatched safety, productivity, and precision.
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GOVERNMENT
Maximize your use of VetLink with patient flow management and pre-registration tools.
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ENTERPRISE
Manage distributed teams and support customer success with a telepresence robot.
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September 29, 2016
Chris Larsen and Guangyu Sun published in Nucleic Acids Research journalCongratulations to Chris Larsen and Guangyu Sun for being published in the Nucleic Acids Research journal. Their article “Influenza Research Database: An integrated bioinformatics resource for
September 21, 2016
Country Star Jimmy Wayne to Accept Award via VGoCountry star Jimmy Wayne will be honored at the Congress Coalition on Adoption Institute’s Angels of Adoption event Wednesday night. He will attend the event via
September 19, 2016
Chronically ill kids attend school via telepresence robotsBy Kelly McSweeney, ZDNet Mobile robots can help chronically ill children regain part of the normal school experience. Some kids are unable to attend school for
September 8, 2016
Robotic surrogates help chronically ill kids maintain social, academic ties at schoolAppears on UCI News Irvine, Calif., Sept. 7, 2016 – Chronically ill, homebound children who use robotic surrogates to “attend” school feel more socially connected