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Tema 2: Ethel and her Telenoid: Toward using humanoids to alleviate symptoms of dementia

Jens Dinesen Strandbech

Læring og Medier · 2015

doi:10.7146/lom.v8i14.21990 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

This article elaborates on a longitudinal study investigating if conversations with the teleoperated humanoid robot Telenoid can alleviate symptoms of dementia. The article initially frames Telenoid in the field of social robotics and relevant dementia-initiatives before dwelling on the emerging relationship between Telenoid and a person with severe dementia. Here it is shown how persons with severe dementia can benefit greatly from interaction with Functionally Designed Anthropomorphic Robots such as Telenoid as a means of providing a temporary ‘conversational stepping stone’, working toward improving quality of life and regaining conversational and social confidence to seek and interact socially with others.

Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND

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