Centre for Healthcare Robotics - The University of Auckland

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Benefits of robots in aged care •! •! •! •! •! •! •! •! •! •! Vacuuming Delivery of food and laundry Vital signs monitoring: frequent, accurate, recorded Intelligent walkers extend the ability to walk independently Medication reminding, compliance checking, and perhaps administering, e.g. to improve outcomes for diabetics Physio, rehab, behaviour coach and reminder Companionship Video and audio service link to family and carers Remote telemedicine in rural areas, communities, prisons Support and relief for care staff (lifting, moving patients) Extend older peoples' time at home and lower levels of care
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