Artur Serrano

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Artur Serrano is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology, human–computer interaction, and digital health, with a focus on empowering older adults to age in place. His most cited work, "The role of a disruptive digital technology for home-based healthcare of the elderly: Telepresence robot" (2018, 7 citations), explores how telepresence robots can address the dual challenges of physical and mental health care for seniors living independently, while alleviating strain on centralized healthcare systems strained by global aging populations. Serrano’s contributions extend beyond robotics to include user-centered design, ethical frameworks for assistive technologies, and the integration of smart home systems for chronic disease management. His research has been instrumental in shaping policy discussions on technology adoption in elder care, and he has collaborated with interdisciplinary teams across Europe to pilot real-world deployments. With a career spanning over two decades, Serrano’s work is widely cited in health informatics and aging studies, and he is recognized for bridging technical innovation with compassionate, human-centered solutions—making him a key voice in the future of digital healthcare for an aging society.