P. Bonsom
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P. Bonsom is a researcher dedicated to improving quality of life for older adults, particularly those with cognitive impairments. Their primary research areas include assistive technology design, human-centered innovation, and gerontechnology. Bonsom’s most notable contribution is the TROUVE Project, which pioneered a co-conception process to develop an innovative assistive device that helps older adults track and find misplaced everyday objects. This work, published in 2016 and cited 25 times, exemplifies a participatory design approach that directly involves end-users and caregivers in the creation of practical solutions. By emphasizing co-creation, Bonsom has advanced methodologies for developing accessible, user-friendly technologies that address real-world challenges of aging and memory loss. Their research not only yields tangible tools but also sets a standard for inclusive design in assistive technology, demonstrating how interdisciplinary collaboration can lead to meaningful innovations that enhance independence and reduce stress for individuals with cognitive decline.
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