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== Evaluation of the escape room == | |||
Revision as of 15:06, 17 May 2021
Team
Soshala Weerathunge 1563890
Shaun Boyteen Joseph 1554972
Rishi Ramkannnan 1537415
Markus Fuernkranz 1585495
Yaodong Li - 1536532 - l.y.li@student.tue.nl - +31 680214363
Daiwei Fan - 1594516
Introduction
In situations where there is increased stress on hospital systems (in cases of pandemic for example), it is a common occurrence that hospital staff work overtime and are too few in number to meet the workload. In such cases, there is a possibility of reduced quality of service that can be provided to the patients undergoing treatment. There are several ways to combat this problem, but the most effective solution is to incorporate autonomous robots that can reliably perform tasks which do not necessarily require the expertise of hospital staff such as doctors and nurses. This will free doctors and nurses to perform more important medical work.
Design Document
The proposed design for the escape room challenge is provided here. File:4SC020 Design proposal.pdf