In Australia, robots and AI are increasingly helping the elderly
In Australian nursing homes, companion robots that can remember conversations and understand emotions are appearing.
And with VR, elderly people can 'travel' to Switzerland, return to youthful memories, and fight loneliness without leaving their room 🏔
But not everyone thinks this is a good idea. Experts warn that technology should not replace live communication and care. Robots can remind about medications, help get out of bed, or keep a conversation going, but they still cannot replace human warmth.
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