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H. Lenoir is a leading researcher at the intersection of geriatric care, human-robot interaction, and neuropsychology, with a primary focus on developing and evaluating socially assistive robots for individuals with dementia and neurodegenerative disorders. Their major contributions center on demonstrating the therapeutic potential of robot-assisted psychomotor therapy, showing how humanoid robots can improve well-being and address behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD). Lenoir’s work has been highly influential, with their most-cited paper on affective and engagement issues in robot-assisted therapy for persons with dementia garnering 56 citations, and a subsequent study on differential efficacy across neuropsychiatric profiles earning 45 citations. Notably, Lenoir has advanced the field by moving beyond patient outcomes to examine implementation science, identifying key facilitating factors and barriers from healthcare professionals’ perspectives—a critical step for real-world adoption. Their research provides evidence-based frameworks for tailoring robotic interventions to specific neuropsychiatric profiles, making them a pivotal figure in translating social robotics from lab to clinic.
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