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May 3, 2026

The Artificial Nurse: When “Always Watching” Becomes a Patient-Safety Feature (Not a Horror Movie)

In a recent Life With Artificials conversation, Mia Negru sat down with Michael Lange (M2Call, Denmark) to unpack a very specific kind of “artificial nurse”: not a humanoid robot with a stethoscope, but an AI-powered patient monitoring system designed to act as the eyes of nurses—especially in high-risk hospital settings. The solution Michael describes is called MIGO: a monitoring software used in hospitals, particularly in ICU and intensive wards, where certain patients require continuous supervision.

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