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The Future Of Social Robots A New Perspective In Healthcare - Episode 52

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Have you heard of social robots? They're an autonomous robot designed to interact with humans AND other robots in a way that's socially acceptable (so no awkward robots here!). They convey their intentions in a way that's understandable to us humans, and they're even empowered to work together with their fellow teammates, whether human or robot.To make these interactions work smoothly, social robots need to have a few key qualities. For one thing, they need to be able to move and operate in the real world (so they're not just stuck in a lab or put in a closet somewhere). They also need to be able to react quickly to unexpected situations that might come up. And of course, they need to be really good at figuring out how to achieve their goals in social situations whether they're working with humans or other robots.Overall, it's pretty cool to think about how researchers in the technology sector are advancing to the point where robots can engage, interact, communicate and collaborate with us and each other. Who knows what amazing things we'll be able to achieve together!

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