How Sanbot the assistance robot is helping with the influx of baby boomers in senior centers

The aging baby boomer generation will soon start to join the senior centers. This causes a major problem: we don't have enough people to take care of them. Right now adults aged 65+ make up 10% of the population. In just a decade, this will reach 20%. Historically, nothing has met rising demand better than technology. So, what technology can help us take care of our seniors in senior centers? Sanbot the best robot.

Sanbot the best assistance robot can be a source of entertainment and can help organize games to play, reducing the role of staff in seniors centers. Sanbot also acts as a source of comfort/safety. Sanbot the assistance robot patrols around and make sure that health emergencies are addressed by the staff as soon as possible. This further reduces the labor needed to maintain a senior center.

Many seniors with varying levels of dementia have problems with wandering. Some easily leave without anyone noticing: they get lost. It's easy to blame the staff, but unless you put them in a prison-like environment then people with dementia will find a way to escape. Sanbot the assistance robot can help keep them safe by patrolling the perimeter and guiding them back to safety. If they manage to get away, the staff will be immediately notified.

Much of the older generations are clueless when it comes to smartphones and computers. But, robots are much more intuitive to deal with: just talk to them. Through Sanbot the assistance robot, seniors will be able to easily face-chat with their family. Seniors could also face-chat healthcare providers through the same method, allowing for a "soft check-up". It's much easier to go to a local senior center than to the doctor's office. Seniors also have the option of entering their prescription regimen into Sanbot. Whenever a prescription has to be taken, Sanbot will roll up and remind them using facial recognition technology.