It goes without saying that these charts present consumers’ attitudes towards and key concerns  for  elderly  care  robots.  As  can  be  seen  from  the  first  chart,  the percentage  of consumers  who  fully  accept  such  robots  is  the  highest  among  all  the  parts,  at  39.3%. According to the second chart, the percentage of consumers who are concerned with safety takes up 46.3%, which already outweighs that of all the others. Obviously, the phenomenon reflected by the two charts should be given more consideration.
Many ways can help to deal with the phenomenon, but in my view, the following two may be the most effective. First of all, manufacturers should prioritize safety by enhancing quality  control  and  adding  emergency  response  functions  to  better  protect  elderly  users. Secondly, relevant departments can introduce industry standards to regulate product quality, thereby building trust among hesitant consumers.
In summary, it is high time for people to pay attention to and cope with the situation. Only in this way can we make our society a better place.