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Jan 28th, 2010
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Welcome to rehab robot. Having started in the industrial assembly lines, robots are slowing entering other parts of human endeavors. Think about those things that scurry around the floor, cleaning and sweeping and polishing, taking the burden off our backs and relieving us of sometimes backbreaking work.

In hospitals, robots are becoming intelligent enough to assist in all sorts of physical therapy, helping us to walk again, or just get back proper movement in an injured limb. There are even a few industry associations which have sprung up over the last decade, focusing on the use of intelligent machines for all sorts of rehabilitation. Say, for instance, the use of virtual reality which is being used to treat all sorts of mental disorders – such as post traumatic stress syndrome.

Yes – the robots will continue to become familiar landscape in our everyday existence. They will patrol our homes, clean our pools, educate our young, and provide companionship and assistance for our elderly. The world will soon be changed quite a bit – you can be sure.

Thanks for visiting with us here at www.RehabRobot.com.   :-)      :-)     Rehab Robot is all about rehabilitation robotics, with rehab and robot videos, rehab robot articles and everyday conversation about the healthcare in general and healthcare robotics in particular. Feel free to join in the conversation.

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RI-MAN : Robot to lift and carry people – ROBORAMA.info

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Oct 28th, 2009
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For more life-like robot video clips, information and photo, please visit ROBORAMA.info – RI-MAN is the world’s first robot designed for lifting and carrying humans. A variety of sensors, including flexible tactile sensor sheets, provide RI-MAN with a sense of vision, hearing, touch, and smell. These senses help RI-MAN perform tasks such as locating people who are calling out to it, responding to spoken commands, carefully lifting those who need lifting, and checking the sanitary condition of the person it is carrying. RI-MAN is able to integrate a wide range of sensory data to adapt to changes in the environment. The robot is also equipped with 19 motors, controlled by a system of hierarchical distributed processing that is modeled after the nervous system found in biological organisms. This “nervous system” — a network of what RIKEN calls C-chips — integrates sensor data processing with motor control to provide RI-MAN the autonomy needed to respond quickly to changes in the environment. The head has 3 degrees of freedom, each arm has 6, the waist has 2, and the base (which acts as RI-man’s legs) has 2. Safety-related technology, including safety circuits and soft skin and joints designed to prevent injury, are incorporated into RI-man’s design. Still in the initial testing phase, RI-MAN is currently practicing with dolls that weigh about 12 kg (26 lbs). Researchers plan to increase the weight of the practice dolls over time, with the aim of achieving the ability to lift human adults in 5 years. Researchers will continue working to upgrade RI-man’s sensors and data processing skills to improve adaptability. The aim is to create a robot with the physical power needed for heavy lifting and the reasoning skills needed for operating in places like people’s homes. RIKEN says that with these skills, RI-MAN can be put to work in nursing and rehabilitation, in furniture moving, or in any other job that requires muscle.

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Cleaning Cat uses iRobot Roomba 560 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner.

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Aug 19th, 2009
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Easy to use Roomba Vacuum, even Cats can do it! My super smart cat Max-Arthur is helping me out in this busy Holiday Season & on my Birthday! Max is cleaning his own loose cat hair from the floor. Happy Holidays! xoxoxo to all our Friends! ** Minu kass ôppis maja koristuse ära ja nüüdsest aitab mind pôranda puhastamisel oma kassikarvadest! Ilusaid pühi!! *** “catillac” Driver This is irobot Roomba model 560 Vacuum Cleaning Robot.

Robotic Vacuum Cleaner

kittens riding vacuum

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Jun 10th, 2009
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