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Medical Robotic Helper

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Abstract


During the COVID-19 pandemic, robots could assist in a variety of tasks, including spraying, cleaning, detecting temperature, and delivering goods and medical supplies. In quarantine areas, various tasks necessitate the use of various robots. Multi-robot systems and decentralized management can cut down on human interaction, make monitoring easier, and improve product delivery. We can overcome COVID-19's obstacles by combining multi-robot collaboration with blockchain technology. The intelligence, decentralization, and autonomy of connected robots in a blockchain network that are based on this proposed framework could be enhanced. In terms of creating a framework for multi-robot collaboration in the fight against COVID-19, including monitoring systems and end-to-end delivery in both outdoor and hospital settings, the advantages of blockchain are investigated. In addition, the advantages and disadvantages of utilizing the Internet of Things and multi-robot collaboration in the fight against COVID-19 and potential pandemics are discussed.

 


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