Humanoids: Libri GmbH Humanoids: Caring for the Ones Who Cared for Us: Adopting a Humanoid Robot, Adapting As a Family

Our parents and grandparents cared for us. Now it is our turn.
By 2050, eighty-two million Americans will be over sixty-five. Seven in ten will need
long-term care, from a workforce that does not exist. And beneath the labor numbers sits
a quieter crisis: for millions of aging parents, the hardest part of the day is not a task. It
>One answer is already arriving: a humanoid robot in the home. A humanoid is a robot
built in the human form, powered by the same AI now reasoning behind screens. It can
>Inside, you'll discover: - The math no one is doing, and why the usual answers you're counting on fail.- What today's humanoids can actually do, versus staged aspirational capability.- Loneliness, guilt, resistance, and the first ninety days that decide everything.- Fifteen plain-language frameworks for deciding, adopting, and adapting as a family, dignity first.
From the Dependency Cliff to the Guilt Engine to ADOPT, the five-step model families
can run at the kitchen table, every framework is plain language, grounded in composite
family stories drawn from life, with the evidence weighed honestly. A family Care
>By the last page, you will know whether a humanoid belongs in your family's future, and
>Devan R. Capur has spent more than thirty years advising organizations on adopting
transformative technologies across seventeen countries. He now applies that strategic
perspective to the coming revolution in elder care, translating complex advances in
humanoid robotics into practical guidance that every family can use to make one of the
>The technology is coming on its own schedule. Readiness is the part you control.