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1.	Andersson, Rabé, et al. (author) Robots are a promising investment to fight pandemics 2021 In: 2021 8th International Conference on Signal Processing and Integrated Networks (SPIN). - : IEEE. - 9781665435642 ; , s. 458-463 Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract Coronavirus caused pandemics as many viruses did through human history. The current pandemic causes overwhelmed healthcare system, locked down cities, and massive fatality among humans. Thus, different robots have been used since the COVID outbreak worldwide to reduce spreading infectious diseases and support frontline healthcare workers. This paper sets out the different robots implemented for hospital, non-hospital use, and possible use that can be deployed amidst the pandemic. A literature survey of versatile robots during COVID-19 is introduced. Roboticists contributed with wheeled and drone robots with various applications to assist medical care systems and society during the ongoing crisis. Pandemics are common throughout human history and difficult to avoid or prevent; thus, we intend to encourage societies, academia, engineers and innovators to invest more in robots that cannot catch the virus and consequently introduce beneficial solutions to fight such pandemic in the future.

Andersson, Rabé, et al. (author)
Robots are a promising investment to fight pandemics
2021
In: 2021 8th International Conference on Signal Processing and Integrated Networks (SPIN). - : IEEE. - 9781665435642 ; , s. 458-463
Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Coronavirus caused pandemics as many viruses did through human history. The current pandemic causes overwhelmed healthcare system, locked down cities, and massive fatality among humans. Thus, different robots have been used since the COVID outbreak worldwide to reduce spreading infectious diseases and support frontline healthcare workers. This paper sets out the different robots implemented for hospital, non-hospital use, and possible use that can be deployed amidst the pandemic. A literature survey of versatile robots during COVID-19 is introduced. Roboticists contributed with wheeled and drone robots with various applications to assist medical care systems and society during the ongoing crisis. Pandemics are common throughout human history and difficult to avoid or prevent; thus, we intend to encourage societies, academia, engineers and innovators to invest more in robots that cannot catch the virus and consequently introduce beneficial solutions to fight such pandemic in the future.

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