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Last modified by Andrei Stefan on 2022/04/03 15:53
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8 8  Other perceptual disabilities should not have a problem interacting with the robot. As long as the patient can hear and speak, they can interact with the robot.
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10 10  ==== Motor disabilities ====
11 -Motor disabilities fall into the same category as the perceptual ones. The interaction with the robot itself does not require any form of movement (other than speaking), but the patient may have issues with accomplishing the tasks. Help with doing the tasks is not something that the robot is designed to do, and as NAO is quite small, this could also be challenging. However, tasks that involve carrying a small object around are ones where the robot can actually help.
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13 -==== Cognitive disabilities ====
11 +Motor disabilities fall into the same category as the perceptual ones. The interaction with the robot itself does not require any form of movement (other than speaking), but the patient may have issues with accomplishing the tasks.