Faced with an aging population and labor shortages, Japanese businesses are increasingly relying on service robots to ...
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This tiny beetle-inspired robot does what human hands can’tExplore the future of robotics with the beetle-inspired robot designed for precision tasks in confined spaces and hazardous ...
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Japan tests AIREC robot to roll patients, easing elderly care challengesDeveloped by researchers from Waseda University, the AI-driven robot addresses Japan’s caregiver shortage in the wake of an ...
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AI robots may hold key to nursing care for Japan's aging populationThe 150-kg artificial intelligence-driven humanoid robot called AIREC is a prototype future "caregiver" for Japan's rapidly ...
Japan is now testing a humanoid robot, called AIREC (AI-driven Robot for Embrace and Care), to assist in elderly care. The ...
Diplomatic Courier staff writer Stephanie Gull brings you three under–the–radar stories from Asia: robots in the Beijing ...
The 150-kg artificial intelligence-driven humanoid robot called AIREC is a prototype future "caregiver" for Japan's rapidly ageing population and chronic shortage of aged-care workers.
The AI-driven Robot for Embrace and Care (AIREC) was designed by a team of researchers at Waseda University to carry out ...
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