Dr. Wes: “Marketing, marketing, marketing of the latest, yet not necessarily the greatest robot, seems to be the norm. Science and the rigor required to determine efficacy and safety are squeezed by ever-tightening research budgets while companies are permitted to expand without demonstrating superiority, only equivalency.”
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