Telepresence robots let hospitalized kids 'run the bases' at baseball stadium
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Speaker 1: We're gonna meet Josh. Hey
Speaker 2: Josh. What's up Josh? Hello? I'm Edwin. Hello?
Speaker 3: What up? Hi. How are you doing? This is crew
Speaker 1: What's up? Edwin. This is Richie. What's
Speaker 2: Up Richie. How you doing? I'm good.
Speaker 1: All right, Richie. So this is what home at dog stadium looks like.
Speaker 3: Turn it to the, that way. Okay, there we go. [00:00:30] Hold, hold.
Speaker 2: This is hilarious. Yeah, we're gonna have some fun. And uh, we're gonna take you around though. We're gonna talk for a little bit. What
Speaker 3: Are you gonna do today? Anything fun? Running the bases right now. So these
Speaker 1: Buttons down here is gonna be forward backwards. So when you're ready to go, we just hit our home runs. Knock park,
Speaker 2: [00:01:00] Going, man. How you doing? Good. You ready to come take a walk and just see some of Dodger stadium? Yeah, unless I'll just pick you both up and then just bring you with me. This is where all the action goes on and hopefully, uh, you guys get better soon when you guys can get out here and we'll walk some Dodger baseball. It
Speaker 3: Reminds me of like wall. I know, follow me. We're gonna touch home. Play. All right. Position. Do you
Speaker 1: Like play? I play right to field and
Speaker 2: Catcher. That's a tough position. [00:01:30] Hey, easy for me. Yeah, man. I get caught confused with the signs, so
Speaker 1: You get better and then you come out here and then when you can play some catch. Good.
Speaker 2: All right, buddy. You take see you, Josh. Hey, pleasure meeting you. You keep fighting. All right.
Speaker 3: Hey, you did a great job running those bases. You got it.
