Is Baymax a Possibility? PointClear Solutions

When Disney released the film "Big Hero 6" in 2014, audiences immediately fell in love with Baymax, the "personal healthcare companion." Designed for no other purpose than to improve healthcare, Baymax not only appeared as non-threatening and approachable as possible (he's described as a "giant marshmallow"), but was also programmed to respond to sounds of human distress and provide care for that distress, whether it be a recommendation for more sleep, a bandage, or something more advanced. While the plot of "Big Hero 6" took Baymax to superhero levels by giving him a rocket fist and the ability to fly, the idea of artificial intelligence (and even robots) making their way into healthcare isn't quite as farfetched. In fact, in many ways, Disney and Baymax provided a glimpse into the future of healthcare, one where artificial intelligence may actually be an important part of any healthcare plan. For many people, the idea of artificial intelligence is something limited to Hollywood movies and science fiction novels, but the fact is, most of us use AI every day.