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Robots in the Home: A Novel Suite of Interactive Devices for Assisting with Disease Prevention and Meal Preparation

Zachary Hawks, Saiful Islam, Michael C. Lastinger, Henry Rutland, Marshall A. Trout, Ian D. Walker, Keith E. Green

Year
2019
Citations
3

Abstract

We describe the design, prototyping and testing of five robotic elements for in-home use. The robots are designed to be inexpensive and relatively simple. The set of elements is comprised of a robotic mosquito net system, an adaptive gripper, and several elements to assist in food preparation. Collectively, the elements form part of a wider home+ system being developed to aid people in everyday tasks within their own homes. Results from initial testing with prototypes of the robot elements are discussed.

Keywords

RobotSuiteComputer scienceSet (abstract data type)Human–computer interactionRapid prototypingMeal preparationEmbedded systemSimulationArtificial intelligence

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