Si–Robotics: an assistive experimental robot

Niccolò Casiddu, Francesco Burlando, Claudia Porfirione, Annapaola Vacanti
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SiRobotics is a European-funded project that involves 17 partners among companies and universities, which worked together to design and develop novel solutions of collaborative assistive ICT robotics with advanced capabilities to support caregivers, users and families in healthcare services, while acting with a socially acceptable behavior. The aim of the project is to support weak users in their daily activities, whether they live in home environments or elder care facilities; assessing the progress of their physical and cognitive decline, i.e. cognitive frailty, dementia, mild cognitive impairment, etc., will enable early diagnosis, objective assessment, therapy control and rehabilitation. Si-Robotics system will be used within the context of elder care facilities or home environments, characterized by the presence of frail people requiring gentle and dedicated attention and interaction, assisted by professional and/or in-formal caregivers and medical operators, working with very scheduled and demanding tasks; a first prototype developed in all its physical and interactional features is being tested in a simulation with real end users. The paper will describe our design process and the following choices, involving the shape and aesthetics of the robot.
Si-Robotics:一个辅助实验机器人
SiRobotics是一个由欧洲资助的项目,涉及17家公司和大学的合作伙伴,他们共同设计和开发具有先进功能的协作辅助ICT机器人的新解决方案,以支持医疗保健服务中的护理人员、用户和家庭,同时采取社会可接受的行为。该项目的目的是支持弱者的日常活动,无论他们是住在家庭环境还是老年人护理设施中;评估他们的身体和认知衰退的进展,即认知脆弱、痴呆、轻度认知障碍等,将有助于早期诊断、客观评估、治疗控制和康复。Si-Robotics系统将在老年人护理设施或家庭环境中使用,其特点是存在需要温柔和专注的关注和互动的体弱者,由专业和/或非正式的护理人员和医疗操作员协助,处理非常安排和要求很高的任务;第一个原型开发的所有物理和交互功能正在与真实的最终用户进行模拟测试。本文将描述我们的设计过程和以下选择,涉及机器人的形状和美学。
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