| Abstract： |
This talk explores how ubiquitous robotics is changing intelligence in the field of medical equipment and facilitating the possibility of more efficient, personalized, and low-cost medical services. First, explain the concept of Ubiquitous Robotics, that is, ubiquitous intelligent robotic systems that seamlessly integrate into everyday life and work environments. Its autonomy, adaptability and networking capabilities are emphasized. Secondly, the limitations of existing medical equipment are discussed, such as high operation complexity, high cost, lack of personalized service and bottleneck problems. Thirdly, the specific application of ubiquitous robotics technology in robot-assisted surgery, robot-assisted rehabilitation and artificial intelligence health monitoring platform is illustrated, and the latest research results and innovative products in the market are displayed. Finally, the research direction and potential market opportunities of pan-robot technology in the field of medical equipment in the next few years are prospected.
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