Las Vegas, NV – December 30, 2021 – Massage Robotics, founded by Christian Mackin and Sean Mackin, have been invited to exhibit and showcase their innovative Robotics at the CES® convention January 5-8 2022.
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Life hurts, so the founders designed a life-sized autonomous massage robot with collaborative robotic arms and cloud artificial intelligence. From English to Mandarin users can control robot motion and force with their normal voice in 28 different languages.
With Machine Learning, the robot can create and recommend massage routines. In addition, users can build their own personalized routines and then share them using an intuitive mobile app.
Engineering: The robot is connected to Google Cloud Platform and utilizes AI, ML, and Natural Language Processing services. Users can talk to the robot in their normal voice to control motion and force during a massage routine. Algorithms and AI enable the robot to recognize patterns of what humans prefer. Sensors collect data from networked robots and, through ML, gain experience in what humans like. Using Bigdata and a Deep Learning Recommendation Engine, the robots learn to diagnose with increasing accuracy and prescribe massage routines with precision.
“We believe this will disrupt the global health and wellness industry for good,“ stated Christian Mackin.
Collaborative Robotics: The robot has two 6-axis collaborative robotic arms that are intrinsically safe due to mass, speed, gearing, and software limits. The robot is programmed with sophisticated algorithms and equations that process parameters from a database. Parameters such as tool-ID, location, duration, path, speed, and force describe a given routine segment. Segments can be strung together into an unlimited number of different full routines.
Sharing Massages: The robot is integrated with a mobile App. Users can intuitively create personalized massage routines and then share them publicly or privately. The robot uses a proprietary calibration process to measure each user’s body coordinates while setting up a profile. These coordinates are then used in an algorithm that enables users to share routines, so even the largest NFL football player can share with the tiniest ballerina.
Design: “People generally believe massage therapy relieves pain and stress and that it’s a far better alternative to prescription drugs or surgery, but it still doesn’t appeal to everyone,” stated Christian Mackin
WHY IS THAT? We think it’s because, among other things like economics, convenience, and the COVID-19 Pandemic, massage has a reputation for physcal misconduct that people don’t want to associate with. Nobody wants the jokes to be about them or worse; nobody wants to be assaulted.
For people with body image issues, the last thing that will relieve their stress is a stranger rubbing the imperfections they have the most insecurities about. In everything we do, Design Thinking guides how we empathize with humans. We believe good design is both beautiful and intelligent. With deliberate and distinctive use of contemporary modern style, innovative materials such as bio-resistant coverings, and Artificial Intelligence, we aim to create forms, surfaces, and technologies that excite the senses and inspire the mind. While user experience is our focus, 2X value creation for businesses and consumers is a high priority. By combining value from robotics with innovation, we believe our robot can transform how people …….
Source: https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/massage-robotics-exhibiting-at-the-2022-ces-convention