Hospital Introducer & Direction Giving Robot.
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This document describes a proposed hospital introducer and direction giving robot. The robot would help patients and their families find their way around the hospital by providing directions to specific doctors' offices, testing departments, the pharmacy, blood bank, and other locations. It would answer questions about things like which doctor to see for a given health problem and the process for appointments or tests. This would solve common problems faced by those unfamiliar with the hospital's layout. The robot is intended to assist people efficiently using sensors and effectors while allowing automated reasoning about goals and states. Potential advantages include improved guidance, but disadvantages could include costs or efficiency limitations of the technology.
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- 1. Hospital Introducer & Direction Giving Robot
- 2. Members: I am Iffat Firozy 163-15-8432 I am Sharmin Akter 163-15-8436 I am Ahasun Habib Ratul 163-15-8451 I am Rubayet Ahmed 163-15-8459 2
- 4. “ 4 AGENT SIMPLE REFLEX MODEL BASED REFLEX GOAL BASED UTILITY BASED
- 5. ◇ Agent: hospital introducer and direction giving robot ◇ Environments: hospital and people ◇ Goal: help people to reach their destination. 5
- 6. Description2
- 7. First of all, when a patient comes to a hospital most of the time they didn’t know where to go or whom they should ask for help. Secondly, which doctor they should visit for their problem. Third, if they knew which doctor they should visit but didn’t know the process of getting appointments or where to meet the doctor. Fourth, if the doctors gives any test/examination they didn’t know where to go for the test or for collecting the reports. Sometimes for emergency they need to find where the blood bank and pharmacy department is. Those are the problems people always faces whenever patients or their family goes to a hospital Problems: 7
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- 14. Advantages ● Able to reason over goal ● Intermediate states ● Initial states ● Automated reasoning ● Powerful inference mechanism 14 Disadvantages ● Efficiency limitation ● No way to express preferences ● Sometimes it’s costly.
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- 16. 16 Technologies making our lives easier and faster. Artificial intelligence takes huge efforts making technology more efficient. The Hospital Information and Direction Giving robot is a friendly robot. It was made to help people in their work not to replace them.