The Spanish startup 1MillionBot has participated in the development of the Mentor project platform, an initiative that aims to promote the empowerment and training of the elderly, promote healthy lifestyle habits and prevent unwanted loneliness. This interactive platform seeks to improve the quality of life of the elderly and offer them a tool with which they can learn new skills, connect with other users and stay physically and mentally active.
In addition to Mentor, 1MillionBot has carried out other projects for social purposes, such as the chatbot specialized in sexuality robin project, the chatbot Lost Menopause to answer questions about menopause, and a chatbot for animal care. 1MillionBot is also the author of the chatbot, a collection of literary chatbots experts in literary works such as Don Quixote or the works of Vargas Llosa.
The Mentor Project, promoted and financed by the Valencian Innovation Agency, brings together the multidisciplinary experience of four entities: AIJU, Brainstorm Multimedia, Diocesan Caritas of Orihuela-Alicante y 1MillionBot. The Mentor project platform has the smart assistant Emi, created by 1MillionBot, to help and guide users to use the platform.
The platform offers a wide range of options for users, including collaborative games chosen by users, knowledge and experience spaces to share knowledge and experience on specific topics, and an agenda that allows users to meet and learn about upcoming cultural and leisure events. .
The platform developed by 1MillionBot also has a section called Mentor that allows users to share their knowledge and experience on a specific topic, a social gathering section that allows them to ask a question in a forum to the community and chat with other users.
In addition, the platform has a menu that allows you to make a query on a specific topic, such as places, sewing, technology, animals, sports, home, cooking, activities, movies, literature, and gardening. Users can also access a history of the conversations they have had on the platform with other users.
The Mentor project, with its platform specifically designed to combat the unwanted loneliness of the elderly, is presented as a valuable tool to improve the quality of life of this population and promote empowerment and training in this stage of life.
