Health startup Pillo Health has developed a personal robot that uses face and voice recognition tied with artificial intelligence to manage a medication schedule.Called Pillo, the robot is being showcased in a fundraising campaign on IndieGogo, aiming to raise $75,000 (£57,374).The robot can store up to 250 pills, which the company says is around four weeks of medication, at one time, in a tamper-proof case.hese are only distributed if the user passes voice and face recognition.'Our goal was never to build a smart device. From the very beginning we set out to create “'someone” a true healthcare companion for the home,' CEO and cofounder Emanuele Musini said to the Daily Mail.A spokesman from Pillo Health told the newspaper he robot will be shipping worldwide, starting from next July.
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