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Innovative solutions for elderly care with smart technology and robotics



Abstract

The integration of smart technology with robotics is playing an increasingly significant role in elderly care, driven by rapid technological advancements and an aging global population. As countries experience demographic shifts towards older populations, the need for innovative solutions to improve the quality of life for the elderly becomes more critical. Smart robots are essential in healthcare, providing continuous health monitoring, medication reminders, and telemedicine consultations for better health management and timely medical interventions. Robots designed for social interaction help reduce loneliness and social isolation by engaging in conversations, playing games, and connecting with family and friends. In daily household tasks, smart robots assist with cleaning, cooking, and home security, allowing elderly individuals to maintain their independence and live comfortably. Despite challenges such as cost, privacy, and technology acceptance, the benefits of integrating smart technology and robotics in elderly care are significant. This paper highlights the potential of smart technology and robotics to significantly enhance the quality of life for the elderly in the future. 

This study employed a descriptive and correlational method of structural equations. A total of 409 elderly individuals over the age of 60 were selected through convenience sampling based on entry criteria in Tehran. Data were collected using the Successful Aging Scale (SAS), Cognitive Flexibility Inventory (CFI), Social Participation, Purpose in Life, and Information Technology questionnaires. The data were analyzed using path analysis with correlation tests, applying the bootstrapping method with AMOS 26 software.



Keywords: Smart technology, Aging population, Robots, Healthcare, Social interaction, Psychological



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