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Chubb Insurance Reviews Benefits Of GeckoSystems' Mobile Robot Solutions

The CareBot.
by Staff Writers
 Atlanta GA (SPX) May 07, 2009
 GeckoSystems has announced that they demonstrated their latest CareBot MSR to a management team from Chubb Insurance. GeckoSystems is a dynamic leader in the emerging Mobile Service Robot (MSR) industry revolutionizing their development and usage with mobile robot solutions for safety, security, and service.

"We really had no idea that multi-tasking personal robots were so advanced and near to market," commented Linda H. King, MBA, Ph.D., Senior Underwriting Officer, Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.

"The cost savings and non monetary benefits to families promise to be very significant from what we have seen and heard. We will do what we can to assist GeckoSystems in their enterprise. This is an important achievement."

"Improving family's ability to better care for their loved ones is an important focus for us in our decade long development of mobile robot technologies," related Martin Spencer, President/CEO of GeckoSystems.

"While we have done a great deal of primary market research regarding the market's expectation of what the family is willing to pay for being able to keep loved ones out of nursing homes and in their personal home of many years, we are always pleased when an organization that is extremely focused on eldercare costs, concludes that assisting us in our activities is of potential benefit to all stakeholders. Of course our investors will enjoy an improved ROI the more relevant and acceptable our product line is to the marketplace."

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