Millennials ready for robots to aid family health and wellness, finds IEEE survey

Millennials are ready for robots to aid family health and wellness, finds IEEE survey

Millennials with children were found to be generally accepting of emerging health technologies. Source: IEEE

Each generation must learn to adapt to new technologies, but the level of interest and adoption may vary. From artificial intelligence for telehealth to robot-assisted surgery and autonomous vehicles, many millennials with children are ready to accept emerging technologies, found the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers, or IEEE.

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