Which retail innovation first introduced automated robotic prescription dispensing systems in pharmacies, allowing pharmacists to focus more on patient consultation?

The science and healthcare industry relies heavily on specialized retail locations that combine scientific expertise with customer service. Modern pharmaceutical retail has evolved dramatically with technological advances, changing how scientific products reach consumers. This poll tests your knowledge about an innovative retail concept that transformed how scientific products are sold to the public.

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ScriptPro SP 200, introduced in 1997, which revolutionized pharmacy workflow by automating counting and labeling
The PharmAssist Optix system from 2003, which used barcode technology but required manual pill counting
The McKesson ROBOT-Rx from 2005, which was primarily used in hospitals but not retail pharmacies
The AutoPharm 3000, developed in 2001, which automated inventory management but not the actual dispensing process