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Foxconn deploys NVIDIA-powered agentic and physical AI across Taiwan's medical centers under Healthy Taiwan initiative

Foxconn · Taiwan

Foxconn's CoDoctor AI platform, with new AI agents including an ECG AI Agent, Corovia AI Agent and Endovia AI Agent, and Nurabot nursing collaborative robots powered by NVIDIA NemoClaw, have moved from pilot programs into clinical operations across Taiwan's major medical centers. This is part of the government-backed $1.5 billion Healthy Taiwan initiative, with a majority of Taiwan's medical centers already using AI for over 14 million patient encounters annually.

Overview

Foxconn's CoDoctor AI platform, with new AI agents including an ECG AI Agent, Corovia AI Agent and Endovia AI Agent, and Nurabot nursing collaborative robots powered by NVIDIA NemoClaw, have moved from pilot programs into clinical operations across Taiwan's major medical centers. This is part of the government-backed $1.5 billion Healthy Taiwan initiative, with a majority of Taiwan's medical centers already using AI for over 14 million patient encounters annually.

The challenge

With one of the world's fastest-aging populations, Taiwan faces mounting pressure on its clinical workforce. Coordinating healthcare across clinicians, devices, rooms and shifts in constant motion is a challenge, with no single AI tool able to keep pace with the complexity of an operational hospital.

The solution

Foxconn's CoDoctor AI platform, with new AI agents including an ECG AI Agent, Corovia AI Agent and Endovia AI Agent, and Nurabot nursing collaborative robots powered by NVIDIA NemoClaw, have moved from pilot programs into clinical operations across Taiwan's major medical centers, part of the government-backed $1.5 billion Healthy Taiwan initiative. NVIDIA Nemotron open models deliver clinical reasoning and real-time multimodal capabilities for digital specialized agents. Foxconn introduced CoDoClaw, a clinical intelligent agent system built on NVIDIA NemoClaw with NVIDIA OpenShell for privacy and security controls, coordinating AI agents across breast cancer screening, ECG analysis, fundus imaging and coronary artery analysis. In the physical world, Foxconn's Scrub Bot operates in live surgical suites responding to surgeon voice commands, and Nurabot has moved beyond pilot phase toward broader multisite deployment at hospitals including Taipei Veterans General Hospital and Tungs Taichung MetroHarbor Hospital. Foxconn first builds NVIDIA Omniverse-powered digital twins of hospital facilities to test, train and validate AI and robotic systems before they enter real clinical settings.

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Reported business value

A majority of Taiwan's medical centers already use AI for over 14 million patient encounters annually. Foxconn's simulation-first digital-twin approach has cut robot deployment time by 40% and enabled 98% navigation accuracy. Nurabot frees an estimated two to three hours per day for frontline nurses to focus on direct patient care. The Corovia AI Agent reduces a two-hour clinical workflow to just one minute.

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