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The future of Elderly Care
- 7articles
- 2018first covered
- 14 Jan 2023latest update
- 3linked technologies
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- Thanks to AI your WiFi can now sense when you’re struggling to breatheAI and intelligence
- Robots go on patrol in South Korean care homes to detect mental health issuesRobotics
- To create self-aware robots researchers gave Pepper the robot an inner voiceRobotics
- Brain reading gadgets get closer after researchers pack a BMI interface into a pair of glassesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Ingenious new fabric cools you down and warms you upIndustry and manufacturing
- Doctors will soon be able to track your health through walls using your wifiAI and intelligence
- MIT researchers have taught their AI to see through solid wallsAI and intelligence
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311 Institute has published 7 articles about Elderly Care since 2018, most recently on 14 January 2023.
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