David Lindeman

Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society

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Total Citations

189

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About

David Lindeman is a leading figure in the intersection of gerontology and health technology, with a primary focus on technology-based interventions for family caregivers. His seminal 2020 work, "Technology and Caregiving: Emerging Interventions and Directions for Research" (189 citations), systematically maps how mobile, cloud, and connected devices can alleviate caregiver burden in health, social, and financial domains. Beyond this, Lindeman has pioneered research on the ethical deployment of robotics and remote monitoring to support aging populations, emphasizing user-centered design and real-world feasibility. His work has shaped national policy discussions on aging-in-place technologies, and he is frequently cited for bridging the gap between engineering innovation and practical caregiving needs. With a career spanning over two decades, Lindeman’s contributions have informed both academic frameworks and industry standards, making him a pivotal voice in the movement toward scalable, compassionate tech solutions for an aging society.