Acceptance of an assistive robot in older adults: a mixed-method study of human&ndash;robot interaction over a 1-month period in the Living Lab setting

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Authors

Ya-Huei Wu · Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris

Jérémy Wrobel · Délégation Paris 5

Mélanie Cornuet · Hôpital Broca

Hélène Kerhervé · Délégation Paris 5

Souad Damnée · Délégation Paris 5

Anne‐Sophie Rigaud · Délégation Paris 5

Abstract

It is important to destigmatize images of assistive robots to facilitate their acceptance. Universal design aiming to increase the market for and production of products that are usable by everyone (to the greatest extent possible) might help to destigmatize assistive devices.

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Technology Use by Older Adults Social Robot Interaction and HRI Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility

Publication Details

Published in: Clinical Interventions in Aging

Volume 9, pp. 801-801

DOI: 10.2147/cia.s56435

Field-Weighted Citation Impact: 26.70

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Acceptance of an assistive robot in older adults: a mixed-method study of human&amp;ndash;robot interaction over a 1-month period in the Living Lab setting

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Acceptance of an assistive robot in older adults: a mixed-method study of human–robot interaction over a 1-month period in the Living Lab setting