Anne-Mari Rebane

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Anne-Mari Rebane is a leading researcher at the intersection of healthcare innovation and gerontechnology, with a primary focus on evaluating telepresence robots (TPRs) for clinical and aged-care applications. Her most-cited work, “Testing scenarios for using telepresence robots in healthcare settings” (2024, 23 citations), provides a systematic framework for deploying TPRs to alleviate the strain of aging populations and chronic disease management. Rebane’s contributions are distinguished by their practical, scenario-based methodology—moving beyond theoretical promise to real-world feasibility—and her emphasis on user-centered design for both patients and clinicians. Her research has been instrumental in shaping telehealth policy and guiding healthcare institutions toward scalable robotic solutions. With a growing citation impact and a reputation for bridging engineering, human factors, and clinical practice, Rebane is recognized as a key voice in the future of remote care delivery. Her work continues to inform how healthcare systems can sustainably integrate autonomous and semi-autonomous technologies to meet the demands of an aging society.