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3 Do robots care?

Andrea Bertolini, Shabahang Arian

Year
2020
Citations
8
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Abstract

As a consequence of modern medicine and modern style of living, two demographic trends, namely longevity and a decline in fertility have greatly increased the aging population. The number of older persons aged 60 years or over is expected to be 1.4 billion by 2030 (World Population Data 2017). This demographic change combined with changes in family structure challenges the future of elderly care, and contributes to grounding a case towards the use of advanced robotics and AI to either integrate or radically replace human-provided services in this field.

Keywords

LongevityFertilityPopulation ageingDemographic changeLife styleField (mathematics)PopulationGerontologyGeographyDemography

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