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How Smart Homes, Wearable Devices, And Robots Could Affect How Smart Homes, Wearable Devices, And Robots Could Affect

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Chris Atkeson CMU Robotics Institute 62117 Future Health Care Will Emphasize Care outside a doctors office or hospital Preventive care Early detection Chronic care Behavior change Smoking ID: 617721

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How Smart Homes, Wearable Devices, And Robots Could Affect Future Health Care

Chris AtkesonCMU Robotics Institute6/21/17Slide2

Future Health Care Will Emphasize

Care outside a doctor’s office or hospital

Preventive care

Early detection

Chronic care

Behavior change:

Smoking

Seat belts/air bags

HIV

Diet, exercise, mental wellness, character/personalitySlide3

Some Needs/Opportunities

Monitoring/Baby-sitting

Companionship

/Behavior-changing/ Nagging

Light work

: cleaning, food preparation, feeding, …

Heavy lifting

: transfer, user movementSlide4

Monitoring

Handle accidents, protect older adults

Monitor conditions, side effects, reduce risk

Keep people in own homes as long as possible

Cameras, microphones,

IoT

, wearables, smart homesSlide5

Aware Home (Georgia Tech, 1990s)Slide6

Aware HomeSlide7

Sleep lab at home?Slide8

Instrumented and Actuated ShoesSlide9

Companion Robot

Google images “care robot companion robot”Slide10

Light Work

Google images “Home Robot”Slide11

Heavy Lifting

Google images “Robots lifting people transfer”Slide12

What Have I Learned?

1) It is easy to fund and sell “building a physical thing”.

This is the wrong way to go.

The most helpful thing we can do is deliver services (monitoring, companionship, …)

through a variety of devices

Don’t build a robot.

2) Take advantage of what is happening with cell phones, personal assistants, cars, …Slide13

Technological Opportunities

Cell Phones

Personal Agents

Internet of Things (

IoT

)

Networked Homes

Networked Cars

Networked Offices, Malls, …

Robots

Wearable TechnologySlide14

Some Current CMU Projects

Friend For LifeLifelong personal companions, agents, servants, coaches, and teachers.City-scale Behavior CaptureProposed center:

Understanding Action and Affect Through High Definition Behavioral Analysis