Xiaoting Liu
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About
Xiaoting Liu is an emerging researcher in gerontechnology and aged care, whose work critically examines the intersection of robotics and long-term care for older adults. Her primary research areas include care robot acceptance, the usability and effectiveness of assistive technologies, and the perceptions of healthcare workers toward robot-assisted care. Liu’s major contributions lie in synthesising evidence on how care robots can support older adults living with frailty, while also foregrounding the often-overlooked perspectives of long-term care workers. Her 2025 scoping review, which has already garnered 4 citations, provides a comprehensive synthesis of workers’ attitudes, concerns, and expected functions of robot-assisted care, highlighting a crucial human factor in technology adoption. Additionally, her systematic review on the effectiveness and usability of care robots for frail older adults offers a rigorous evaluation of these technologies’ real-world impact. Though early in her career, Liu’s work is notable for bridging the gap between technological innovation and the human realities of caregiving, making her a promising voice in the discourse on sustainable, person-centred aged care.
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