Technology has advanced significantly in recent years. This has also brought advances in artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence, which is actively used almost everywhere in our lives, makes great contributions especially in the field of health.
Finally, there was another important development. So much so that artificial intelligence is now coming to the aid of visually impaired people. China has developed a robot guide dog. So what are the features of this robot? Here’s all you need to know…
What are the features of the robot guide dog developed in China?
As we know, there are millions of visually impaired people in the world. These people use their other senses such as hearing, touch, taste and smell to perceive their environment. But unfortunately, this can be insufficient in some cases. Although a trained dog can be purchased for this, this is sometimes not possible. The robot guide dog developed in China seems to come to the aid of the visually impaired.
Researchers at Northwestern Polytechnical University in Xi’an city in China’s Shaanxi province have developed an artificial intelligence-supported robot guide dog in line with the fact that there are more than 17 million visually impaired people in the country.
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This robot dog, which is still in the early stages of development, will make life much easier for visually impaired people. So much so that, according to the information conveyed, it can understand human instructions, chat and guide in various environments such as streets, streets and interiors.
The research team says that this robot is much more suitable for visually impaired people than a normal dog because it provides safer guidance to the person. This means it can improve people’s quality of life.
What are the features of the robot guide dog developed in China?
Researchers are still in the early stages of development. The work of the team, which is reported to be very hardworking, can improve the quality of life of millions of visually impaired people. New developments will emerge in the coming months.
