2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.smhl.2018.03.002
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A systematic review of research into how robotic technology can help older people

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“…The systematic and scoping reviews of care robots (Abdi et al 2018;Pedersen et al 2018;Shishehgar et al 2018) have summarized the types of care robots and how these robots or prototypes have achieved their intended targets based on the results of empirical experiments. Pedersen et al (2018) state that "it is perceived that robotics will provide potential solutions for some of the economic and social challenges of aging populations, acting not to replace health care providers, but to provide support".…”
Section: Effective and Affective Strategies Behind Care Roboticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The systematic and scoping reviews of care robots (Abdi et al 2018;Pedersen et al 2018;Shishehgar et al 2018) have summarized the types of care robots and how these robots or prototypes have achieved their intended targets based on the results of empirical experiments. Pedersen et al (2018) state that "it is perceived that robotics will provide potential solutions for some of the economic and social challenges of aging populations, acting not to replace health care providers, but to provide support".…”
Section: Effective and Affective Strategies Behind Care Roboticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this article, we focus on care robot applications and prototypes that are designed for personal needs in home environments or for the use of professionals in residential care. These care robots are frequently categorized into monitoring, assistive or social (companion) robots (Sharkey and Sharkey 2012) or, more specifically, into companion, manipulator service, telepresence, rehabilitation, health monitoring, reminder, entertainment, domestic, and fall detection/ prevention robots (Shishehgar et al 2018). So far, there are no multitasking domestic care robots that could replace the human labor of professional or informal caregivers in assisting older people in their everyday activities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the world population of older adults increases toward 24% by 2030, the need for assistive robots in aging societies is increasing . The humanoid robot systems can assist humans with difficult tasks or work in a dangerous environment autonomously .…”
Section: Coefficients For Modified Wheeler Expressionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies of social assistive robotics in elderly care [6], [5], [12], range from "service type robots" providing functional assistance, to "companion type robots" providing affective assistance, with sometimes crosschecks between the two categories [6]. Most studies reported positive effects of companion-type robots on both socio-psychological parametersmood, loneliness, and social connections and communicationand physiological parameters, e.g.…”
Section: Social Robots In Elderly Care: Previous Workmentioning
confidence: 99%