Khaled Nawaser
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Khaled Nawaser is a forward-thinking researcher whose work critically examines the intersection of technology and society, with a particular focus on the adoption of social robots in aged care. His most-cited paper, “(Un)Intended Consequences of Social Robot Adoption in Aged Care: A Hybrid Literature Review” (2025), has already garnered 2 citations, signaling growing interest in his nuanced approach. Nawaser’s major contribution lies in synthesizing complex, often contradictory findings to reveal both the promised benefits—such as companionship and reduced caregiver burden—and the unforeseen ethical, social, and psychological pitfalls of integrating robots into care settings. By employing a hybrid literature review methodology, he provides a balanced framework for policymakers and practitioners to anticipate outcomes beyond mere efficiency gains. This work positions him as a critical voice in human-robot interaction and gerontechnology, challenging the field to move beyond techno-optimism. Nawaser’s research is particularly valuable for students and scholars exploring responsible innovation, as it underscores the need for careful, context-aware deployment of assistive technologies. His emerging citation record suggests a scholar whose insights will shape future debates on the human costs and benefits of automation in vulnerable populations.
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