Milton Keynes is set to host an event exploring the role of robotics in health and social care. The RoboPASS Social Care Robotics Drop-In Day will take place on Saturday, 9 September.
Future of Care Technology
Innovators developing cutting-edge robotic technologies will gather at the Smart City Experience Centre on Silbury Boulevard. The event aims to demonstrate how robots can assist individuals with daily tasks, support medicine delivery, and help monitor health conditions.
Health and social care professionals, alongside technology businesses, are invited to engage with these advancements. The goal is to foster discussions on how robotics can enhance the quality of life for residents.
Robotics for Independence
The drop-in day, running from 11am to 5pm, is part of the wider RoboPASS project. This initiative, led by Milton Keynes City Council, focuses on the safe and responsible integration of robotics into public services and everyday life.
Visitors can expect to see demonstrations of robots designed for physical assistance, routine task management, and wellbeing monitoring. These technologies are intended to help people live more independently for longer.
Milton Keynes Leading Innovation
Milton Keynes City Council is hosting the event at its Smart City Experience Centre, located at 26-28 Silbury Boulevard. This venue highlights the city’s commitment to embracing smart technology.
The findings from the RoboPASS project are expected to guide local authorities and organisations nationwide in adopting robotic technology. Milton Keynes continues to build its reputation as a hub for innovation and smart city solutions.
The event seeks to address the increasing demand for care services by exploring technological solutions that can improve efficiency and support residents’ independence.
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