ITECH1100 Understanding the Digital Revolution: Robotics in Tourism

This report examines the application of robotics technology in the tourism industry, focusing on its design, implementation, and impact. The core technology facilitates interaction with the environment through various components and sensors, enabling real-time tracking of patient data, secure data transmission, and comprehensive data control. The report references studies on the pitfalls of prioritizing cost-effectiveness in medical innovation, the integration of socially assistive robotics in mental healthcare, and the grand challenges of science robotics. It highlights the potential for robotics to revolutionize the tourism sector by providing real-time tracking and enhanced security.

Robotics in Tourism
Industry

Technology
The technology which is related to the concept can be directly be related
to the aspect of creating a means of interaction with the environment.
The technology can be related to the interaction of different components
and creating a means of providing
Interaction with the environment.

Design
The design in this concept can be considered to be linked directly to the
various components which interact with the hospital industry. The
interaction is directly achieved by means of sensors which are attached to
the patient.
The main advantage which is seen in this concept is that the interaction
would be in real time without time lagging concept attached to it.

Implementation
The implementation of the technology is done mainly by:
 Deployment of sensors
 Integration of different equipment which is related to the safe guard of
the patient
 Monitoring of the patient in a timely manner which would be
implemented within the concept of the technology.

Focus
The main focus of the technology is directed towards the real tracking of
the patient. The main aspect which is related to the concept is:
 Real time tracking of the data of the patient.
 Keeping full control of the data.
 Secured transmission of data from one system to another.

Reference
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 Rabbitt, S. M., Kazdin, A. E., & Scassellati, B. (2015). Integrating socially assistive
robotics into mental healthcare interventions: Applications and recommendations for
expanded use. Clinical psychology review, 35, 35-46.
 Yang, G. Z., Bellingham, J., Dupont, P. E., Fischer, P., Floridi, L., Full, R., ... & Nelson, B.
J. (2018). The grand challenges of Science Robotics. Science Robotics, 3(14),
eaar7650.