Silver Lining for Learning · 2025-02-23 · 1h 1m
In Episode #224 of Silver Lining for Learning (SLL), David Crandall and Selma Šabanović , from Indiana University Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering will be discussing robots for social and elderly therapy. Social robotics is an exciting field and those of us at SLL are extremely excited to feature them on this upcoming show. Importantly, talking robots can play a vital role for those who are living with dementia. Robots will play an increasing role in the space of eldercare and supporting aging overall (see link to Wired Magazine article at the bottom of this blog post). The Wired article highlights some of the ways in which conversational robots can help people gain more meaning into their lives as they age and unfortunately suffer from brain diseases like dementia.
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