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A talking and moving robot simulates a patient with brain injury

A robot equipped with artificial intelligence converses with doctors and presents symptoms and parameters of a patient with brain injury

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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For some time now, actors who simulate symptoms of specific diseases have been used to educate medical students. Today a robot called HAL S5301 (Kubrick forgive them) simulates a patient with brain injury: the manufacturing company believes it is a more effective and available alternative.

Manufactured by US-based Gaumard Scientific, the S5301 is a life-sized adult humanoid robot programmed to mimic the symptoms of stroke and head injury (TBI). 

Simulating brain injury: S5301 does this in three ways

Brain injuries
HAL S5301 engaged in conversation with his doctors

First of allThe robot is reportedly able to engage in two-way conversations with students. He verbally answers their questions, not only describing his symptoms but also speaking in a manner similar to that of a brain-injured individual. His AI algorithms allow him to gradually hone his retention skills, learning from dialogues.

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Secondly the S5301's head, arm and hand movements, including its motor reflexes, are similar to those of an injured patient who has suffered a stroke or head injury.

Finally, his body exhibits cardiac, respiratory and vascular characteristics in line with those of a patient with brain injury in real life. Parameters can be measured with standard diagnostic equipment, and the robot even responds to the application of mechanical defibrillators and ventilators.

Brain injuries
A masterful "interpretation" of a patient with brain injury. Does it convince you?

Better than a human?

HAL S5301 was unveiled last month in Los Angeles, at the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare. The "didactic" humanoid is expected to be commercially available starting this spring. Potential buyers (institutions, medical schools, private practices) can register on the company website to receive updates on the launch.

What do you think? Does the accuracy (and above all the 24-hour availability) of these devices make them an advantage, or are the old, dear "actors with injuries" better, perhaps to stimulate the empathy of a future doctor?

the question could be rhetorical and ill-conceal the opinions of the writer.

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