It has been shown that elderly people who car e for small pets, such as cats and dog s, liv e longer, ar e healthier, and hav e better a ttitudes towards their lives than similar elderl y peopl e without thes e companions Many elderly Americans live[] A. without satisfaction(1) ...
along with two unknown companions, checked into the Park Hotel on July 30, 1937. Colorado authorities found the circumstances intriguing because the owner of the hotel had just filed a report regarding $300 worth of stolen diamonds. Investigators now wanted to determine whether the two incidents ...
Advanced companions or assistive technology: offering advanced companions or assistive technologies that support elderly independence at home, leveraging human-computer interaction, robotics, and sensor devices. (B) Types of orange technology The main conceptual types of orange technology are health technolog...
Thus, this study proved that robots such as Pepper could be companions and motivators for OAs. Beraldo et al. [121] explored the relationship between human gender and a social robot (using Pepper) regarding perception and task expectation. The results demonstrated that both men and women ...
Thus, this study proved that robots such as Pepper could be companions and motivators for OAs. Beraldo et al. [121] explored the relationship between human gender and a social robot (using Pepper) regarding perception and task expectation. The results demonstrated that both men and women ...
These statistics/data prove the growing need for efficient elderly care solutions regarding therapy, rehabilitation, companions and activity planning, but most importantly, healthcare robotics [6,7,8,9] that are capable of aiding in day-to-day tasks, collaboratively or independently. Healthcare gener...
Hardware companions? What online AIBO discussion forums reveal about the human-robotic relationship. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA, 10–15 April 2003; pp. 273–280. 6. Chang, W.L.; Šabanovic, S.; Huber, L. Use...