首页|Researchers from Aalborg University Report Recent Findings in Robotics (When a n otification at the right time is not enough: the reminding process for socially assistive robots in institutional care)
Researchers from Aalborg University Report Recent Findings in Robotics (When a n otification at the right time is not enough: the reminding process for socially assistive robots in institutional care)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News - Current study results on robotics have been published. According to news reporting out of Aalborg, Denmark, by NewsRx editors, research stated, “Reminding is often identified as a central function o f socially assistive robots in the healthcare sector.” Financial supporters for this research include Helsefonden; Spar Nord Fonden. The news reporters obtained a quote from the research from Aalborg University: “ The robotic reminders are supposed to help people with memory impairments to rem ember to take their medicine, to drink and eat, or to attend appointments. Such standalone reminding technologies can, however, be too demanding for people with memory injuries. In a co-creation process, we developed an individual reminder robot together with a person with traumatic brain injury and her care personnel. During this process, we learned that while current research describe reminding as a prototypical task for socially assistive robots, there is no clear definiti on of what constitutes a reminder nor that it is based on complex sequences of i nteractions that evolve over time and space, across different actions, actors an d technologies. Based on our data from the co-creation process and the first dep loyment, we argue for a shift towards a sequential and socially distributed char acter of reminding.”
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