Moritz Goeldner

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Total Citations

105

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About

Moritz Goeldner is a leading scholar at the intersection of innovation economics, technology foresight, and healthcare transformation. His research primarily investigates the socio-economic dynamics of emerging technologies, with a particular focus on care robotics, artificial intelligence, and their implications for aging societies. Goeldner’s most influential work, "The emergence of care robotics — A patent and publication analysis" (2015), has garnered over 105 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding the technological trajectory and market evolution of assistive robotics. Through rigorous patent and publication analyses, he has mapped the innovation landscape, identifying key drivers and barriers to adoption in healthcare settings. His contributions are pivotal for policymakers and industry stakeholders seeking to anticipate the societal impact of automation in elder care. Goeldner’s work is widely recognized for bridging quantitative innovation metrics with qualitative policy insights, making him a sought-after voice in discussions on responsible technology deployment. His research not only charts the rise of care robotics but also critically examines the ethical and organizational challenges of integrating these systems into human-centered care environments.