Gabriela Verdezoto

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Gabriela Verdezoto is a researcher at the forefront of assistive robotics and human–robot interaction, with a focused expertise in developing smart mobility aids for aging populations. Her work centers on enhancing autonomy and quality of life for elderly individuals through cost-effective, personalized healthcare technologies. Verdezoto’s major contributions lie in the design and comparative analysis of smart rollators—intelligent walking aids that integrate sensors and robotic systems to support mobility beyond conventional devices. Her seminal paper, “Smart Rollators Aid Devices: Current Trends and Challenges” (2022), has garnered 19 citations, establishing a foundational framework for the field by identifying key mechanical and interaction challenges. In her subsequent work, “Smart Rollators as a Cost-Effective Solution for Personalized Assistance Healthcare Ecosystem in Elderly Communities” (2022), she proposes scalable, community-based deployment models that bridge technology and accessibility. Though early in her career, Verdezoto’s research is already shaping how assistive robotics can be integrated into real-world healthcare ecosystems, offering a promising path toward inclusive, affordable support for aging societies. Her work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in human-centered robotics, gerontechnology, and the future of personalized care.