Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to completely change health care. AI is becoming more sophisticated at doing what humans do, but more efficiently, faster, and for less money. AI is made powerful by combining AI algorithms with machine learning and deep learning algorithms, as well as high-speed processors. In healthcare, both AI and robotics have immense potential.AI and robotics are becoming a component of our healthcare ecosystem, just as they are in our daily lives. The phrases “artificial intelligence” and “robotics” are often misunderstood. Artificial intelligence and robotics, on the other hand, are not the same thing. AI and robotics are two distinct domains of science and engineering that can be merged to create an artificially intelligent robot, with AI serving as the brain and robotics serving as the body. Robotics is a branch of engineering and technology concerned with the design and operation of robots. Robots are machines that have been programmed to complete a task on their own. Sensors on robots allow them to communicate with external reality.

They have the flexibility to shift and are designed to complete a certain mission. In robotics and AI combination, AI is the robot’s brain, and robotics is the robot’s body. This means that by combining artificial intelligence and robotics, robots can think, act, and solve issues in the same way as humans do. In the healthcare industry, artificial intelligence and robotics are now commonplace. They are involved in a variety of aspects of the healthcare industry. AI and robotics can assist speed up medicine rollout dates and improve hospital operations in a variety of ways, from patient care to drug production and clinical research. AI and robotics are revolutionizing the healthcare industry in various ways. The purpose of this study is to discuss how AI and robotics can work together to see the change in healthcare. It also looks into the effects of AI in the field of health care, such as virtual medical assistants, automated image diagnostics, personal health companions, cancer, cardiology, radiology, and AI-powered chatbots. Different perspectives are highlighted and discussed here to solve the real problems and to serve society.

Keywords: Healthcare; Robotics; Artificial Intelligence; Diagnosis; Training