Antonio Iannone

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Antonio Iannone’s research sits at the vital intersection of artificial intelligence, assistive technology, and healthcare—with a particular focus on autism care, aging populations, and human-robot interaction. His most influential work, “Breaking Barriers—The Intersection of AI and Assistive Technology in Autism Care: A Narrative Review” (2023), has already garnered 69 citations, underscoring its importance in shaping how multidisciplinary approaches can harmonize diagnosis and personalized therapy through intelligent tools. Iannone further advances this field with his 2025 review of social and assistive support robots (SASRs), synthesizing 17 systematic reviews to demonstrate how these robots enhance emotional well-being and therapy for older adults, children, and individuals with autism or dementia. His contributions highlight the transformative potential of SASRs in healthcare, offering evidence-based pathways for integrating robotics into daily support. By bridging technical innovation with compassionate care, Iannone’s work provides a roadmap for researchers and clinicians seeking to deploy AI-driven assistive technologies that are both effective and ethically grounded. His scholarship is essential reading for anyone exploring the future of inclusive, technology-enabled health interventions.