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Toyota Built a Robot to Do Grandpa’s Dishes

 — 1 octobre 2020
The Toyota Research Institute (TRI) just unveiled a series of robots that are meant to help senior citizens manage housework that might otherwise give them trouble.

The Earth’s population is rapidly aging, with people aged 65 and over constituting the world’s fastest-growing age group. This is going to create problems for lots of countries as they struggle to find resources to look after seniors. And it’s why Toyota’s robotics division is focused on developing mechanical helpers for the home, keeping older generations healthy and happy as they age.

This week Toyota offered a closer look at some of the prototypes it’s testing in mock-up home environments built in its labs in California. These include a “gantry robot” that hangs from the ceiling and is able to complete tasks like cleaning and loading the dishwasher.

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