Bomi Choi
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About
Bomi Choi’s research focuses on the intersection of gerontechnology and human factors, specifically examining how older adults perceive and adopt assistive technologies like wearable robots. Her major contribution lies in applying and extending the Almere model of technology acceptance to understand the unique barriers and facilitators for mobility-impaired seniors. In her most cited work (2021, 3 citations), she identified key factors—such as perceived usefulness and ease of use—that predict older adults’ attitudes toward wearable robots. A related study (2021, 1 citation) surveyed 310 cognitively intact adults aged 65+ to explore how sociodemographic factors (gender, education, living arrangement) and health status (frailty, chronic conditions) shape both technology acceptance attitude and usage intention. By grounding her analysis in empirical data from a vulnerable population, Choi provides actionable insights for designing user-friendly robotic aids that promote independence. Her work is notable for bridging theoretical models with real-world aging challenges, offering a foundation for future interventions in assistive robotics. With growing interest in aging-in-place technologies, Choi’s findings are increasingly cited in human-robot interaction and gerontology circles.
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