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... ... @@ -1,21 +1,7 @@ 1 -In our scenario, the robot distracts **Georgina **(the patient) and helps her deal with Sundown Syndrome through interactive storytelling. The robot understands the patient's mood based on her responses and tries to engageher by providing promptsand keepingheractive,alert and also distracted from anynegative thoughts throughout thestorytellingprocess. This helps cheer her up andimprovesmemory recall. This technology aids memory recollection, boosts confidence and combats depression among people living with dementia.1 +In our scenario, the robot distracts **Georgina **(the patient) and helps her deal with Sundown Syndrome through interactive storytelling. The robot understands the patient's mood based on her responses and tries to change the story's tone to cheer her up and help her with memory recall. This technology aids memory recollection, boosts confidence and combats depression among people living with dementia. 2 2 3 - We aim tousefamiliarstories or life experiences to prompt memoriesandencourage conversationthrough digitalstorytelling on thedisplayinterfaceof thepepperrobot.Thisn allowpatients to accessarange ofmultimedia content,includingphotos, videos,and audiorecordings,whichcanbeusedtopromptmemories andspark conversations.3 +Music can play a significant role in storytelling and cognitive therapy. In a movie or a musical, music sets the ambience of a scene. It can induce various emotions in a listener, like anticipation, excitement, sadness, joy, suspense etc. We aim to improve the story-telling AI by adding background (or foreground) music to support the storytelling. By using soundtracks that the patient is familiar with, we can boost memory recall and help them associate certain stories with past experiences. This helps them identify themselves with something specific and keeps them grounded in their sense of self. Additionally, music helps in emotional regulation. So, using calming music while narrating a story can help the patient alleviate anxiety. 4 4 5 - We wouldliketovolvethe familymembers,specifically** Sam**(informalcaregiver),toengageonversations withhismother and bolstertheir communicationandrelationshipthroughareminiscencegroupactivity. This can provideasocialand supportive environmentin whichGeorgina feels closertoherson andis able to cherishthetimeshewasableto spendwithhim.5 +Musical storytelling can be a powerful therapeutic experience for patients with dementia. Music helps stimulate memories and emotions associated with past experiences, while storytelling provides context and structure to those memories. It can help the patient build language skills, engage their imagination, stimulate cognitive function and provide a sense of comfort and familiarity. 6 6 7 -Example Scenario: 8 - 9 -The nurse and son have noticed that the patient has become increasingly agitated and uninterested in mealtimes. They use Pepper to try an interactive storytelling activity during dinner to engage her and encourage her to eat. 10 - 11 -1. First, they set the table with Georgina's favourite dish and utensils, and prepare to eat together as a family. 12 -1. During the meal, Pepper begins to tell a story about a memorable family picnic from Georgina's past. It describes the food, the company, and any special traditions or memories associated with the meal. 13 -1. Georgina may not remember the specific event, but the act of talking about a happy memory and sharing a meal together can create a positive and engaging atmosphere. 14 -1. As they eat, Pepper can continue to prompt the patient with questions and prompts related to the story. For example, it might ask the patient if she remembers a favourite family recipe, or if she has any special traditions or memories associated with mealtimes. 15 -1. Throughout the activity, the nurse and Sam can provide emotional support and encouragement, and create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that helps Georgina feel connected and engaged. 16 - 17 -Overall, the goal of the interactive storytelling activity is to create a positive and enjoyable experience for the patient during mealtimes, which can improve her overall well-being and encourage her to eat. By incorporating familiar memories and traditions, the nurse and son can help the patient feel more connected to her past experiences and her family, and create a sense of comfort and security during a potentially stressful time of day. 18 - 19 - 20 - 21 21