Good morning Daniya. A very interesting idea. Very clever adding in a link for viewers to find out more information on. It can be really tricky for industry to know what a design student needs if they don;t have a clear 'ask' and yours is great. This makes it really easy for you and industry to collaborate.

We also love seeing your design projects evolve so a little sketch like yours is a great starting point for everyone to look back on to the start of your journey. 

Maybe keep the 'need for constant monitoring' or change it to 'adjusting the need for constant human monitoring' which could free up nursing staff to cover more patients.. This is a tricky one as family would want their loved ones to be closely monitored. 

There are some really interesting examples out there, some people have an aversion to technology and would not want a robot crawling around their house.. so you will need to work hard at changing that perception or targeting children for example that love to interact with tech and could bring a real sense of joy into health care..esp for kids who don;t like medicine 

https://bmcgeriatr.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12877-021-02436-y

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Also thank you so much for the feedback, I'll be sure to consider it!

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UpRising exists to support the 4000 HSC design students across NSW, beyond gender, beyond postcode. The critical time for these students and the development of their major design projects is between Term 2 and 3. That’s why UpRising & iTE are excited to announce a targeted hit of help for you over the next few weeks.

People’s Choice - a simple and effective way of getting more communities engaged in supporting the grassroots of innovation and helping you - our creative designers with their major design projects (MDPs). 

All you need to do is to get as many of your friends and community to hit the ‘Like’ button on your post and at the end of this month (Thursday JUNE 30th 5pm) we will count the number of ‘Likes’ on each post. Top 3 ‘liked’ projects will gain critical seed funding to spend on their MDP. Highest number of likes, awarded $300, Second $200, Third $100. 

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Nice concept, you may consider integrating this with a smart watch/tracker which now includes most of the health features. Good luck! 

This is an amazing idea Daniya and good luck pursuing it; a couple of comments/ideas if you see them fitting into it.

1- I am presuming the MediBot would be functional and usable for all age brackets as long as they are physically impaired or incapable - this then means that by feeding the age of the user, the MediBot should be able to bring in relevant vitals readings i.e. Saturation levels, Heart rates etc as some of the requirements vary by age.

2-Would the MediBot keep history of those vitals and of how many days/readings, would it have timer to adjust the reading frequency?

2- You have mentioned "constant monitoring", does this mean that the carer have to be physically present or would it be remote. In case of latter, it will be great as this would make a huge contribution on the issue of "shortage of healthcare staff". The remote access could then be provided to the dedicated doctor or assigned GP with daily or weekly reporting so they could adjust the medication or arrange visit or appointment. In short, it would be perfect to be completely remote controlled.

3-For medicine dispenser, it would be great to have IoT embedded in it so as soon as MediBot requires refilling of medicine, a notification could be sent to healthcare worked to fill up medicine.

4-For the MediBot, it would be good to have a Mini GPS tracker so it can follow the user/patient if he is moving or being moved to different parts of the room/house.

5-Would it have a replaceable battery or it would be chargeable?

6-Would it have voice control feature and announcement or alarm for medicine to wake up the patient?

Hope this helps and all the best.

Arsalan Thank you for your insight and support! I'll be sure to consider them!

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A few weeks ago, I thought, let’s shake things up and get you the help you need now…enter People's Choice Award..I thought we would get maybe 10 or 20 hits. 

No, you guys went ballistic! Over 5000 ‘Likes’ from all over NSW, some of you have even made the local newspaper!!! 

However, what is going to happen next is even better. 

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1. my thoughts on this are that this is a very clever idea and with enough dedication, it could actually be made into a real thing

2. OFCOURSE. there should be a product like this in our world especially with people that have organ failures and such and need to be attended to regularly by a doctor but can't because they are expensive so they end up dead.

3. this could be a replacement for doctors and nurses. it doesn't have to be just for people that need a specific doctor all the time. they can be used to hep people that just need a doctor once like in a Medical Centre. I just realised that this thing reminds me of Baymax from big hero 6.

4. it needs an ai good enough to scan injuries and give a verdict of either a sickness or what to use to heal it. and if a medicine is required, it could make it and then dispense it. also it can have a built in oxygen tank and puffer for people with asthma and more.

Good point MaoLi! This is an idea from Japan where they have used robots for childcare 

https://www.ideaspies.com/posts/care-droids-to-help-solve-childcare-staffing-problems