Assistive portable robots design

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Today, health care has become one of the very potential businesses. The world population is becoming old, and many people are highly concerned about their welfare. It is very important to give a thoughtful consideration to the handicapped and the elderly. Nevertheless, the research about helping those people are currently limited to the enhancement of residential or welfare equipment such as the wheelchair, intelligent bed, assistance robot system for the handicapped, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to help the handicapped and the elderly to be a more productive member of the society in addition to being independent of care-givers.
Further, it will help them to live not as burdens to the society but with self-confidence as those who can contribute to the society. 
The main goal of this research area is to design and develop really portable assistive robotic devices able to be transported easily by the user in his daily trip from house to office, providing the assistance in both environments. 
In this way it’s possible to dock the MATS to the wheelchair, and once in the office undock automatically the robot and start to use in the adapted office environment.

Entries:
Flexible Field Factory for Construction Industry
Assembly Automation. num. 2 , vol. 33 , pages: 175 – 183 , 2013
S. Martinez A. Jardon Juan G. Victores
Building industrialization: robotized assembly of modular products
Assembly Automation- Emerald Group Publishing Ltd . num. 2 , vol. 28 , pages: 134 – 142 , 2008
S. Martinez A. Jardon
AUTMOD3: The Integration of Design and Planning Tools for Automatic Modular Construction
International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems (ISSN: 1729-8806). num. 4 , vol. 4 , pages: 457 – 468 , 2007
V.M. Padron M. Abderrahim
A mechatronics security system for the construction site
Automation in Construction. num. 4 , vol. 14 , pages: 461 – 467 , 2005
M. Abderrahim
FutureHome: An integrated construction automation approach
IEEE Robotics & Automation magazine. num. 1 , vol. 9 , pages: 55 – 66 , 2002
M. Abderrahim
Robotics and automation in construction
IEEE Robotics & Automation magazine. num. 1 , vol. 9 , pages: 4 – 6 , 2002
C. Balaguer M. Abderrahim
Computer-aided architectural design oriented to robotized facade panels manufacturing
Computer Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering. num. 3 , vol. 16 , pages: 216 – 227 , 2001

Entries:
User-Oriented Interactive Building Design
23rd International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC 2006), Tokyo, Japan
S. Martinez
Robotics and Automation in Construction industry: From hard to soft robotics
3rd IARP Workshop on Service, Assistive and Personal Robots, Madrid, Spain
3D Simulator of Modular Building Assembly by Automated Cranes
20th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC2003), 2003, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
V.M. Padron M. Abderrahim
A Mechatronics Security System for the Construction Site
20th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC2003), 2003, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
M. Abderrahim
EU FutureHome project results Lugar de celebración: (Holanda)
20th International Symposium on Robotics and Automation in Construction (ISARC?2003), Eindhoven, The Netherlands
AUTMOD3: A Planning Tool for Modular Building System
19th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction, 2002, Washington, USA
V.M. Padron M. Abderrahim
The design and Development of an Automatic Construction Crane
18th IAARC/IFAC/IEEE International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC2001), 2001, Warsaw, Poland
V.M. Padron A. Gimenez S. Garrido M. Abderrahim
Autmod3: an Automatic Modularization System
17th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction, 2000, Taipei, Taiwan
V.M. Padron M. Abderrahim
Open issues and future possibilities in the EU construction
17th International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (ISARC?00), Taipei, Taiwan

Entries:
Robotics and Automation in Construction
IN-TEH , ISBN: 978-953-7619-13, 2008
M. Abderrahim

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