Doke Mio
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Doke Mio is a researcher focused on human-robot interaction, particularly the design and evaluation of communication robots for aging populations. Her work addresses a critical gap in assistive technology: understanding the needs of healthy seniors experiencing mild physical and cognitive decline, who are often overlooked in favor of those with severe impairments. In her most cited paper, "Need and impressions of communication robots for seniors with slight physical and cognitive disabilities: Evaluation using system usability scale" (2016), Mio employs the System Usability Scale to assess how these robots are perceived and what specific support they can offer. This research provides foundational guidelines for developing robots that enhance daily living and social engagement for older adults. Though her citation count is modest, Mio’s contributions are significant for their practical implications in gerontechnology, offering a user-centered perspective that informs both design and policy. Her work underscores the importance of tailoring robotic assistance to subtle age-related changes, paving the way for more inclusive and effective human-robot collaboration in elder care.
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