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AI and Robotics-Based Cognitive Training for Elderly: A Systematic Review

Munkhjargal Gochoo, Alistair A. Vogan, Sumayya Khalid, Fady Alnajjar

Year
2020
Citations
7

Abstract

AI has evolved and is now being used widely in various sectors. Applications involving AI have been growing exponentially, especially in sectors of health and education. Advanced elderly cognitive training and performance improvement are soon going to be a necessity to meet the requirements of growing elderly population. Technology is advancing rapidly and AI in robotics can now be involved in cognitive training and elderly care. This review, first examines the existing research available for robots used in elderly care; be it form of cognitive training or affective therapy. Second, examines the effects of human robot interaction as a strategy for elderly to combat cognitive decline and improve cognitive function. And finally, puts light on the future of AI in cognitive training and how AI can be utilized to solve many challenges currently faced.

Keywords

CognitionRoboticsTraining (meteorology)Artificial intelligenceRobotCognitive trainingHealth careCognitive roboticsFunction (biology)Population

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