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London, Sept 28 (ANI): Japanese scientists
have developed a hair-washing robot that uses 16 robotic fingers and two
motorised arms to do the job.
Created at Panasonic Corporation, the robot has been created to replicate
the hands of a human hair stylist, and is designed to help with the care of
the country's "silver generation".
The arms can scan the head three-dimensionally, measure and record the shape
in order to determine the precise amount of pressure in the correct
locations.
Eight "fingers" and three motors on every arm independently control the
motion and pressure of the massage movements.
"The hair-washing robot was developed to fill the needs of workers at
hospitals and health care facilities," The Telegraph quoted a Panasonic
spokesman as saying.
"Studies among them revealed their dilemma that they cannot attend to each
and every request of the patients, such as shampooing, as it will add
another task to the workers who are already burdened with many tasks." (ANI)
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