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The CT6 automated collaborative robot introduces the benefits of automation to the testing of biomedical devices and components.

Material Testing Market Size will grow from US$ 696.5 million in 2021 to $ 822.75 million in 2027, recording a compound annual growth rate of above 6.46%

Many among the elderly are unsure how to use the government’s online self-reporting platform, others find the scheme futile.

Dr Edmund Lam says about 3 million residents will participate in the at-home testing exercise, but many may not want to report their results to authorities.

In South Africa, for its TB Recovery Plan to work, the focus should be on the strategic use of existing resources, argues Russell Rensburg.

A source says the mass at-home testing will serve as a ‘voluntary and supplementary’ measure, and will not replace an official universal screening exercise.

The chief scientific adviser to the Government warned that we face a ‘lumpy and bumpy’ road.

City leader Lam also hits out at pro-establishment camp, asks lawmakers to ‘reflect’ on having pressured government to carry out universal testing as soon as possible.

Some observers say Carrie Lam’s move may cause public to question if actual anti-epidemic work is being neglected or whether she intends to garner support for second term.

Business leaders across different sectors angry over inconsistent timeline for mass testing, concerned by prolonged mass closure.