How robots can enhance the lives of Europe's elderly citizens

Seventy-nine year old Isabel Neto shares her home with Hugo, a robot that's been designed to improve the quality of life for elderly people living alone. How, and to what extent, is that possible? We're in Portugal to find out.
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[@noen137]

It looks extremely cursed

[@behappytodayce]

I would like to have a job as a "patient" for these robots in your R&D Department in the Minneapolis Saint Paul Area. Please reply with the name of your company and I will get in contact with you. Thank you

[@Porosan_]

the rise of the machines

[@خلقالخالق]

it is not more than a silly machine that its fixing cost overweight its functionality, having an idian technician boy is a good solution to save money