Kuei‐Yu Huang
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Dr. Kuei‐Yu Huang is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and human-robot interaction, with a specific focus on cognitive health interventions for older adults. Her work bridges behavioral psychology and assistive robotics, exploring how older adults accept and continuously use technology for cognitive training. In her highly cited 2025 study, Dr. Huang applied the decomposed theory of planned behavior to evaluate community-dwelling seniors’ acceptance of robot-assisted board games for cognitive training, demonstrating how robotic systems can effectively delay mental deterioration. This research has garnered 6 citations in a short period, highlighting its timely impact on aging populations and technology adoption. Dr. Huang’s contributions are pivotal in designing user-centered robotic interventions that promote sustained engagement, addressing the global concern of cognitive decline in healthy older adults. Her work not only advances theoretical frameworks in technology acceptance but also provides practical insights for developing accessible, enjoyable cognitive training tools. By integrating robotics with traditional board games, she is shaping a future where technology supports graceful aging and mental vitality.
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