In previous blogs, we’ve written about the shortage of caregivers and the likelihood that many baby boomers are destined to be elder orphans.
In his Think Big article on robo-caregiving, Joseph F. Coughlin, director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology AgeLab, explores how our aging demographics and advances in technology are creating innovative changes in caregiving.
Would you engage a robo caregiver?
His is an interesting read about bots of the future including robot nurses, robot roommates, robot pets and more.
Would you entrust your love ones to a robot? It could be our future. It could provide the respite relief that enables families to care not just cope.