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According to the British "Daily Telegraph" reported on September 27, Japan has developed a "shampoo robot" that can shampoo and perform head massage for people. At the same time, the robot is connected to an electric nursing bed, which not only greatly reduces the workload of the hospital nursing staff, but also is a boon for the care recipient.
Researchers at the Matsushita Co., Ltd., who developed this "shampoo robot", said that the "shampoo robot" has a robotic arm on each side of the fuselage. Each arm has eight "fingers", and the body part is provided with A helmet-like device, as long as the caregiver puts the face up, the sensor installed in the helmet device begins to scan the person's head and inputs the scanned data into the computer built into the robot. Then, based on these data, the computer will use the "finger" made of resin with a diameter of about 2 cm to repeatedly rub, press, pinch, rub, wash, etc. the human head. The whole shampoo process is about It takes 3 to 8 minutes.
In addition, the computer built into the "Shampoo Robot" will record the head information of each care recipient to provide them with better and more convenient services in the future.
It is worth mentioning that this “shampoo robot†is also connected to a nursing bed that can be converted into a wheelchair, which greatly facilitates the shampoo service for patients with limited mobility. This kind of nursing bed can also adjust the height of the bed and the angle of the backrest, just like an ordinary nursing bed. Since the care bed and the wheelchair can be easily converted, this makes it easy and safe to transfer the person being cared for.
On September 27th, the robot was exhibited at the 37th Japan International Welfare Machinery Exhibition, which opened in Tokyo. At the same time, Matsushita said it will strive to put this "shampoo robot" on the market in 2012.