Medical Assistant Robot for Communication with Disabled Patients

Patients with neuromotor disorders who are unable to talk or move are in desperate need of ways to express their desires and communicate with their surroundings. As a result, one of the major challenges that have drawn the attention of many academics is finding strategies to enable these individuals to express their aspirations. The goal of this study is to create an assistant robot that patients who are unable to talk can utilize to express their requests. A sending circuit is attached to the patient's hand, while a receiving circuit is attached to the doctor or patient supervisor. The patient moves his hand at various angles, each of which corresponds to the patient's desires. The angle's value is delivered to the reception circle, which shows the angle's value as words on a display screen that reflects the patient's desire. The robot has been successfully implemented and tested in the field.