A substantiative experiment will start in
2012 at major medical facilities. A professor of Fujita Health University says,
“Toyota’s safety technology is excellent and very close to practical use. Toyota’s
director in charge of the development is confident about the spread of these
robots in view of the dwindling birthrate and an aging population. Toyota plans
to put these robots into practical application at an early period of 2013. The
company is also energetically developing robots for manufacturing and product
development.
It is indispensable to keep watching rapid developments of the high-tech industry worldwide.
Friday, November 4, 2011
No. 342: Four kinds of medical and nursing-care robots from Toyota (November 4, 2011)
Toyota has been developing partner robots
in four fields since 2007: medical, nursing-care, manufacturing, and product
development. It is collaborating with Fujita Health University in Aichi
Prefecture in the development of medical and nursing-care robots. The company
disclosed four kinds of medical and nursing-care robots. They are robots for
waling without human aid, walking exercises, balancing exercises, and transferring
support. These robots are designed to help people with difficulty walking independently
and those with difficulty getting out bed independently.
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