RAID - a Robotic Workstation for the Disabled
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Summary, in English
The aim of the RAID project (Robot for Assisting the Integration of the Disabled) is to develop and demonstrate a prototype robotic workstation for use by disabled people. The RAID project is part of the European Community TIDE program (Technology for the socio-economic Integration of disabled and Elderly people).
The robotized system is intended primarily for vocational use in an office environment. The selected application for the demonstration in March 1993 is CAD (Computer Aided Design), which is an application full of handling tasks for the robot. If the robot is capable of doing all these tasks satisfactory, a number of other applications can be extracted form the CAD application.
A key feature of RAID is the emphasis on user requirements.
The robotized system is intended primarily for vocational use in an office environment. The selected application for the demonstration in March 1993 is CAD (Computer Aided Design), which is an application full of handling tasks for the robot. If the robot is capable of doing all these tasks satisfactory, a number of other applications can be extracted form the CAD application.
A key feature of RAID is the emphasis on user requirements.
Publishing year
1993
Language
English
Publication/Series
Proceedings of the 2nd European Conference on the Advancement of Rehabilitation Technology (ECART 2)
Document type
Conference paper
Topic
- Human Computer Interaction
Keywords
- Rörelsehinder
- Robotar
Conference name
the 2nd European Conference on the Advancement of Rehabilitation Technology (ECART 2)
Conference date
1993-05-26 - 1993-05-28
Conference place
Stockholm, Sweden
Status
Published