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Prospective applications of assistive robotics for the benefit of population groups

International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE) · Vol. 15 No. 5 (2025)

DOI
10.11591/ijece.v15i5.pp4531-4541
ISSN
2722-2578, 2088-8708
Published
2025-10-01
Publisher
Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science
License
creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0

Abstract

The development of robotics has reached various fields of application such as the assistance field, where robots support people with different abilities in different activities to provide independence, comfort and interaction, even improving their self-esteem and quality of life. The objective is to identify the main benefits of the application of assistive robotics achieved to project its future fields of action. For this purpose, the Scopus database is used to find documents related to assistive robotics, which are filtered by publication date and according to the elimination criteria determined by the authors, and then bibliometric networks are constructed using VOSviewer. Finally, the main findings are analyzed and presented according to their area of application. Five areas of application of assistive robotics are identified that benefit children, the elderly, provide hospital assistance, help people with disabilities or support therapy and rehabilitation work, developments that allow the formulation of areas for future study. It is concluded that there are many advances in assistive robotics that demonstrate robotic development and provide assistance to a particular population, but more work is still needed to increase the number of beneficiaries, reduce costs and expand research in the areas mentioned and to be developed.

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  • Universidad Militar Nueva Granada
  • Universidad de los Llanos
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Javier Orlando Pinzon-ArenasUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada8
César G. PachónUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada5
Luis Alfredo Rodríguez UmañaUniversidad de los Llanos5
Astrid RubianoUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Walter Naranjo LouridoUniversidad de los Llanos2
Paula UsecheAffiliation unknown2
Cristian AlmanzaUniversidad de los Llanos2
Jairo David Cuero OrtegaUniversidad de los Llanos2
Juan Sebastian Sanabria JimenezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Jorge HerreraUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Paula Catalina Useche-MurilloUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Juan C. Guachetá-AlbaUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada2
Carlos Javier Enciso AragónUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Jose Luis RamirezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Jose L. RamirezUniversidad Militar Nueva Granada1
Luis Ariel Riaño OcampoUniversidad de los Llanos1
Gustavo Andres Gallego ChipiajeUniversidad de los Llanos1
Emerson Cabanzo MosqueraUniversidad de los Llanos1

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