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Robots Break Into Residences in a System that Calls for More Carers: "It's Nonsense"
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On June 3, Castilla-La Mancha announced the launch of a pilot project that will incorporate two social and welfare robots, NOA and TEMI, to a residence in Albacete. The initiative, framed in the Digital Autonomy Plan promoted by the Social Welfare Department and the University of Castilla-La Mancha, will have an investment of close to eight million euros, coming from the European funds of the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism.tags: robots, break…
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