Milton Keynes RoboPASS: Social Care Drop In

Visit the Smart City Experience Centre for a health and social care robotics innovation drop in and demo day.

Join us in the Milton Keynes Experience Centre where we will be putting the spotlight on emerging robotics solutions for the social care sector. This unique exhibition facilitates focussed challenge discussions to allow innovators to learn about your requirements and share what they are doing with robotics designed to help local authorities, health and social care providers cater to patient and client needs—enhancing physical support, monitoring conditions, supporting independence, and more.

This event is sponsored by the Milton Keynes City Council as part of RoboPASS, an initiative establishing a licensing framework that can be used across the nation to assure and oversee safe and secure robotic deployments in open public spaces allowing us all to make the most of fast developing services using robotics technologies.

11- 17:00 - ‘Drop in’ exhibition with four featured solutions, and table-top challenge discussions

12:00 – 12:15 Opening & Welcome address – 12:00 from Milton Keynes City Council

12:15 and 15:00 Spotlight on the Solutions Robotics Demonstrations

Swift Robotics - Designed for senior care, the Swift companion robot pairs reliable anomaly detection with simple, human-friendly interaction. Built by a team of AI-robotics-healthcare experts. Gentle voice prompts, and a reassuring design make this companion the perfect addition to any care home room.

Diligent Robotics is creating robot assistants that help hospital and other healthcare workers with routine tasks so they can focus on what they do best: patient care. Moxi, for example, helps hospitals run 24/7 by assisting clinical staff with patient supplies, delivery of samples and more.

Robotics For Good C.I.C. is a not-for-profit social enterprise deploying robotics and smart technology, such as telepresence robots and robot guides, working with care providers, educators, cultural organisations, researchers, and public service organisations to support access, independence, social connection, and health and wellbeing.