Exode: Humanoid Healthcare Robot
Johnson Madambi Anson, Lena Leo, T J Mijohn, Richard Milton, Jasmy Davies, Deepa Devassy
- 发表年份
- 2023
- 引用次数
- 8
摘要
A Humanoid healthcare robot is a type of robot that is designed to assist with healthcare tasks, such as administering medication or monitoring vital signs. These robots may be used in hospitals, nursing homes, or other healthcare facilities to help healthcare workers perform their duties more efficiently and effectively. They may also be used in patients’ homes to provide ongoing care and support. Humanoid healthcare robots can be programmed to perform a wide range of tasks, including dispense medication, take vital signs, provide companionship to patients, and assist with physical therapy exercises. Some Humanoid healthcare robots are designed to be used by healthcare professionals, while others are intended for use by patients or caregivers. The system could work by having the companion robot, which could be a small, mobile robot designed for use in the home, interact with the older adult through natural conversation. The robot could be programmed to ask the older adult about their medications and when they last took them, and to provide reminders and alerts as needed. The system could also be designed to allow healthcare professionals, such as pharmacists or primary care providers, to remotely monitor the older adult’s medication adherence and to provide support and guidance as needed. This could be done through the cloud, allowing healthcare professionals to remotely access the system and interact with the older adult through the companion robot. Overall, a Humanoid healthcare robot and cloud technology could potentially be a useful tool for helping older adults manage their medications more effectively, improving their health outcomes and quality of life.
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