Robotics and intelligent systems against a pandemic

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Abstract

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus and its disease COVID-19 presents an unprecedented challenge for humanity. Intelligent systems and robotics particularly are helping the fight against COVID-19 several ways. Potential technology-driven solutions in this accelerating pandemic include, but are not limited to, early detection and diagnosis, assistive robots, indoor and outdoor disinfection robots, public awareness and patrolling, contactless last-mile delivery services, micro-and nano-robotics and laboratory automation. This article sheds light on the roles robotics and automation can play in fighting this disastrous pandemic and highlights a number of potential applications to transform this challenge into opportunities. The article also highlights the ethical implications of robotics and intelligent systems during the emergency side and in the post-pandemic world.

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Khamis, A., Meng, J., Wang, J., Azar, A. T., Prestes, E., Li, H., … Haidegger, T. (2021). Robotics and intelligent systems against a pandemic. Acta Polytechnica Hungarica, 18(5), 13–35. https://doi.org/10.12700/APH.18.5.2021.5.3

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