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Changes for page 1. Environments

Last modified by Alexandru Bobe on 2023/03/03 10:46
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edited by Ruud de Jong
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1 +The robot is designed to operate in a care home environment specifically tailored to the needs of people with dementia(PwD). The care home is a spacious and well-lit facility, with plenty of natural light and comfortable seating areas for the residents to relax and socialize in. The environment is designed to be calming and comforting.
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3 +The first possible environment for the interaction is the painting area, a dedicated space that is designed to be quiet and free from distractions. The walls of this area could be lined with paintings and other artwork, which can serve as inspiration for the residents as they work on their own paintings.
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5 +In addition to the communal areas, the robot can also be used in the individual rooms of residents who may not wish to or be able to participate in group activities. The robot has a mobile base that allows it to navigate the corridors and reach individual rooms throughout the care home.
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7 +Residents can interact with the robot in their rooms in much the same way as they would in the communal areas. The robot can provide assistance with tasks such as painting, as well as monitor the resident's health and report any concerns to the care team.
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9 +This flexibility allows residents to engage with the robot on their own terms and in their own time, giving them greater independence and control over their daily activities. It also allows the care team to provide more personalized care and support to residents, tailoring their interactions with the robot to meet their individual needs and preferences.
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11 +Overall, the care home environment is designed to be a safe and welcoming space for residents with dementia, with a focus on providing a comfortable and supportive environment that promotes their health and well-being. The robot is designed to be an integral part of this environment, providing additional support and assistance to residents as they navigate the challenges of living with dementia.