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Robots for care tasks at home. Care at home consists of many elements such as cleaning, care, monitoring, medication provision and interaction. Robots can be used for various tasks to increase people's self-reliance.

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Robots for care tasks at home. Care at home consists of many elements such as cleaning, care, monitoring, medication provision and interaction. Robots can be used for various tasks to increase people's self-reliance.


Examples of robots for care tasks at home


Several types of care robots are available. Social robots and service robots are suitable for care tasks at home.


Technology for the home


Technology development is not limited to the business market. More and more types of technology and robots are also suitable for life at home. To make life easier.

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These are the Toyota Robots for 'Tokyo 2020'

As a global partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, Toyota aims to offer mobility solutions that go beyond the provision of official vehicles. One of the ways they do this is by participating in the "Tokyo 2020 Robot Project", a project led by the Tokyo Organising Committee that brings together the Tokyo Metropolitan government and the games' partners with experts in robotics. During 'Tokyo 2020', Toyota robots will be used to support people's mobility. By helping people make their dreams come true, the brand believes it will be able to further contribute to the experience and success of the games ahead.
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Tombot robot dog

Taking care of a pet can be difficult for seniors who suffer from Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia and are forced to depend on others for their own daily affairs. When a live pet or emotional support animal is no longer safe or practical, Tombot can provide a viable option to enrich the lives of seniors. Tombot’s robot Puppy can be an invaluable tool for increasing social engagement in the elderly, and for redirecting “challenging" behaviors.
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Robots at the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Tokyo 2020)

The Tokyo Organisation announced the launch of its new Tokyo 2020 Robot Project, one of many programmes aimed at ensuring the Tokyo 2020 Games will be the most innovative ever. This project will not simply be about exhibiting robots, but showcasing their practical real-life deployment helping people. Human Support Robot (HSR) Human Support Robot and Delivery Support Robot developed by Toyota Motor Corporation will allow all spectators to enjoy watching the Tokyo 2020 Games in greater comfort. The robots will provide assistance to spectators in wheelchairs at the Olympic Stadium by carrying food and other goods, guiding people to their seats, and providing event information.
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