Virtual Assistant in Health Care
Intelligent voice assistants that can yield way into users’ fitness details and stocks for aged adults and little is known about venerable adults’ views about using a virtual assistant.
Abstract
Our daily lives have been revolutionized by virtual assistants (VAs) and embedded smart devices. In this age of Internet-connected and voice-controlled equipment, devices can be controlled and monitored intuitively from anywhere in the world. Despite their potential as laboratory assistants driven by artificial intelligence, VAs is especially successful for home automation. The software could be used for reading stepwise through operating procedures (SOPs) and methods, reading chemicals or parameters for reaction to keep in standard, or reading lab instruments, and the present sensors. Alexa and Google Home are examples of intelligent voice assistants that can yield way into users’ fitness details and stocks for aged adults. IVAs could potentially provide older adults with critical support for these simple tasks, but little is known about venerable adults’ views about using a virtual assistant. To better understand the advantages and hurdles of using this kind of technology, virtual assistants will be conducted with consumers to gather information about their health and wellness. It can be used as assistance in daily life health care problems as well, from fever, gas to assist in personal hygiene.