A complement, not a replacement
When digital therapy animals are used correctly, they can become a valuable support in care — not as a replacement for human contact, but as a complement that strengthens it. Research and experience show that therapy animals can contribute to reduced anxiety and unease, increased sense of security and presence, meaningful activity and more joy and social interaction.
Fufuly in focus
Fufuly is a calming robot cushion that breathes using "Deep Breathing Technology", designed to help the user relax, focus or fall asleep. The cushion was a success at Swedish Dementia Days and is now found in Silviahemmet's showcase apartment SilviaBo near Drottningholm.
During the webinar
- Concrete tips for successful implementation of social robot animals
- Customer cases and experiences
- Live demo of robots, with a focus on Fufuly
- Introduction to the new Social Services Act and government grants that can be used
Target audience
Operations managers within elderly care and LSS, decision-makers at municipalities, regions and private providers, as well as care staff and coordinators.
Watch the recording of the webinar — contact us for the link and information about Fufuly.
