Introducing robots into India’s healthcare delivery system poses several challenges:

Technological Challenges:

Reliability and Maintenance: Ensuring serviceability, durability, and excellent performance of the robots in complex operating environments within the healthcare context with a reliable maintenance and repair.

Adaptability: Introduction of anthropomorphic robots into health care settings the robots designed to be versatile and operate in different settings including urban hospitals and remote clinics and also compatible with existing medical equipment.
-Data Security and Privacy: The patient’s records should be kept safe, as well as any information shared between robots and the healthcare sector.

Economic Challenges:

High Cost: Technological investments include procurement costs, training, acquisition, and maintenance of the robotic systems may be cost prohibitive to the already struggling healthcare systems.
Affordability: Increasing the awareness and availability of the robotic technologies to the large number of healthcare consumers and practitioners, including those from remote and underprivileged areas.
-Return on Investment: The sustainability and values over the period along with the patients’ benefits, as well as organizational advantages by using robotic solutions.

Social and Ethical Issues:

Acceptance by the patient: this would be effective in handling the possible patient cognitions towards the technological interface; in addition, it should discuss the perception that the patient may hold regarding the whole idea of coping with the robot in soft health care environments.
Ethical Issues: Cognizance and management of concerns such as issues of morality that spring from the robotic manufacture, its place in decision-making, patient autonomy, as well as the earmarks of displacement of manpower by robots.
-Cultural Sensitivity: Aesthetic like how Social and Cultural Robotics with regard to the health care system in India should design Robots.

Regulatory Issues:

-Standards and Regulations: Enough and suitable development of regulatory policies in order to regulate the Medical robot in India.
-Liability and Insurance: Issues regarding assignment of responsibilities between human operators and robots, and the insurance of risks in the event of mishaps or breakdowns of the robotic systems.
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Addressing these challenges will necessitate a multi-disciplinary effort from healthcare professionals, technologists, governance organizations, and ethicists to pass the robots into India’s health system safely, effectively and ethically.