In-home telehealth clinical interaction using a robot
Simon Brière, Patrick Boissy, François Michaud
- Year
- 2009
- Citations
- 13
Abstract
Providing healthcare in remote locations can prove to be costly. Using a static videoconference system in the patient's home has its limitations. A remotely operated mobile robot platform could provide a better interaction with the patient located at home. This paper presents Telerobot, a teleoperated mobile robotic platform equipped with videoconferencing capabilities. Developed by a team of roboticists and clinical experts, the system is designed specifically for the provision of in-home telerehabilitation services. A usability study was done in order to qualify the robot user control scheme and the clinician-patient interaction.
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