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Dr. Su-Fei Huang is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and human-robot interaction, with a focus on cognitive health interventions for older adults. Her work bridges behavioral psychology and assistive robotics, particularly examining how older populations accept and continuously engage with technology-based cognitive training tools. Huang’s most cited study applies the decomposed theory of planned behavior to evaluate community-dwelling seniors’ sustained use of robot-assisted board games for cognitive training, a pressing global issue as societies age. This 2025 paper, already garnering 6 citations, demonstrates her ability to translate theoretical models into practical assessments of technology adoption. Her research addresses the critical challenge of delaying mental deterioration through engaging, non-pharmacological interventions. By integrating robotics with traditional board games, Huang pioneers accessible, enjoyable cognitive stimulation methods that respect older adults’ preferences and capabilities. Her work informs the design of user-centered assistive technologies, contributing to healthier aging and improved quality of life. Huang’s findings are vital for developers, clinicians, and policymakers aiming to implement effective, accepted cognitive training programs for the growing senior population.
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