Amanda M. Brummett
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Amanda M. Brummett is a leading researcher in human-computer interaction, with a focused expertise on designing accessible and trustworthy telepresence interfaces for aging populations. Her work critically bridges the gap between technological innovation and the real-world needs of older adults, particularly in the domains of privacy, usability, and social connectedness. Her most-cited paper, "The design, development, and evaluation of telepresence interfaces for aging adults: Investigating user perceptions of privacy and usability" (2021, 30 citations), serves as a cornerstone of her research, providing empirical evidence on how older users perceive and interact with remote presence technologies. Through rigorous user-centered design and evaluation, Brummett has advanced our understanding of the delicate balance between functional utility and the protection of personal space. Her contributions are vital for shaping inclusive, ethical technology that supports independent living and reduces social isolation. By prioritizing the voices of an often-overlooked demographic, Brummett’s work continues to influence both academic discourse and practical design guidelines in the field of gerontechnology.
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