Hello, I'm sorry to hear about your health situation. AI and robotics have made significant advancements, and there are robots designed to assist with chores and daily activities. While a fully autonomous robot capable of performing a wide range of household tasks is still in development, there are robots that can assist with specific tasks, such as cleaning, and some can be controlled via voice commands or other accessible interfaces.

Regarding your interest in a robot that can communicate in Spanish, many AI platforms, including OpenAI's GPT models, support multiple languages. This means you can interact with the robot in Spanish, provided the AI has been trained or configured to understand and respond in that language.

As for the cost, it varies greatly depending on the capabilities of the robot. Simple robotic assistants, like vacuum robots or lawn mowing robots, are commercially available at relatively affordable prices. More complex systems that can assist with a wider range of tasks are typically more expensive and may require custom development.

For your specific needs, you might want to look into assistive robots that are designed for accessibility and can be customized to your requirements. Companies that specialize in assistive technology or medical robotics may offer solutions that can be adapted for non-verbal communication and control through accessible interfaces.

It's also worth exploring the possibility of working with a robotics developer or a company that can create a custom solution tailored to your needs. This could involve integrating various robot skills, like the OpenAI Chatbot and OpenAI ChatGPT, into a robotic platform that can assist you with chores.

Keep in mind that while current technology offers some assistance, it may not yet be at the point where a robot can fully take over all household chores, especially more complex tasks that require fine motor skills and decision-making.

I recommend reaching out to organizations that specialize in assistive technology, as they may be able to guide you towards existing solutions or connect you with resources to develop a custom robot. Additionally, you might want to consult with healthcare professionals who can advise on the best assistive devices and technologies based on your condition.

I hope this information is helpful, and I wish you the best in finding the right assistive solutions to support your needs. If you have any more questions or need further assistance with Synthiam ARC or related technologies, feel free to ask. Have a great day!

I’m also sorry to hear about your health concerns . It’s great that you’re considering robotics to assist - I wish the industry was further along. I’m curious as to what chores or assistance you would consider most valuable?

also, would you have use of your arms? I wonder that because telepresence robotics has come a long way. And a robot that you can control using a vr headset would give you locomotion through the robot.

I too am sorry to hear about your health condition. As DJ has said, there really is not that much out there to help. I too wish the industry was further along. Believe me, I looked. I even tried to build a robot to help, but that was a big undertaking. My late mom had a severe stroke, was wheelchair bound and was unable to speak, this resulted in full time in-home "human" care for her for many years. I do think the telepresence Idea is a good start though if it could work for you.

hi mornielov

first welcome here . here's a link maybe that helps a little . goodluck.

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