Towards a New Generation of Smart Devices for Mobility Assistance: CloudWalker, a Cloud-Enabled Cyber-Pbysical System

R. Mello, Mario F. Jiménez, Franco Souza, Moisés R. N. Ribeiro, A. Frizera-Neto
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The increased computational complexity demanded by recent algorithms and techniques applied to healthcare and social robotics, often limited by the robot's embedded hardware, coupled with advancements on networking and cloud computing enabled the so-called cloud robotics paradigm. This work explores cloud robotics concepts pointing at opportunities on the design and development of robotic platforms used for patient mobility assistance. Moreover, we present CloudWalker, a cloud-enabled cyber-physical system to assist mobility impaired individuals. The conception of such system envisions the integration of smart walkers and remote cloud computing platforms, aiming at expanding the range of features these devices can offer to users, patients, healthcare professionals, and family members. Results from validation experiments point to the emergence of a new generation of smart walkers and assistive devices in general, designed to leverage cloud computing concepts to provide an extended range of services to users, relatives, and healthcare professionals.
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迈向新一代移动辅助智能设备:CloudWalker,一个支持云的网络物理系统
应用于医疗保健和社交机器人的最新算法和技术所要求的计算复杂性增加,通常受到机器人嵌入式硬件的限制,再加上网络和云计算的进步,使所谓的云机器人范式成为可能。这项工作探讨了云机器人概念,指出了用于患者移动辅助的机器人平台的设计和开发的机会。此外,我们还介绍了CloudWalker,这是一种支持云的网络物理系统,可帮助行动不便的个人。这种系统的概念设想了智能步行者和远程云计算平台的集成,旨在扩大这些设备可以为用户、患者、医疗保健专业人员和家庭成员提供的功能范围。验证实验的结果表明,新一代智能助行器和辅助设备的出现,旨在利用云计算概念为用户、亲属和医疗保健专业人员提供更广泛的服务。
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