The explosion of the pandemic and the need for social distancing has meant that robotics has more and more space in our daily lives. The Coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2) presents us with a challenge that we are currently facing, and which globally highlights our fragility. This fragility and consequent loneliness is perceived more and more every day; that implies the importance of using new technologies able to cope with a new aspect that had not been thought of so far, but which is now dictated by the pandemic consequences. As a result, these new issues brought by the pandemic imply an increasing need to make robots more and more intelligent and empathic with human beings.

Robots against the Coronavirus: The need for a new generation of robots to help global society

D'Auria D;
2021-01-01

Abstract

The explosion of the pandemic and the need for social distancing has meant that robotics has more and more space in our daily lives. The Coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19 or SARS-CoV-2) presents us with a challenge that we are currently facing, and which globally highlights our fragility. This fragility and consequent loneliness is perceived more and more every day; that implies the importance of using new technologies able to cope with a new aspect that had not been thought of so far, but which is now dictated by the pandemic consequences. As a result, these new issues brought by the pandemic imply an increasing need to make robots more and more intelligent and empathic with human beings.
2021
9781728188997
robotics
-covid-19
-healthcare
-telemedicine
-telerobotics
-medical-robotics
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