Cassidy Choquette
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Cassidy Choquette is a researcher whose work sits at the critical intersection of gerontechnology, assistive robotics, and bioethics. Her primary focus is on the ethical deployment of home monitoring assistive robots (HMAR) for individuals with cognitive impairment, a field she helped define through her landmark 2023 scoping review. In this highly cited work, Choquette systematically mapped the ethical landscape of these technologies, moving beyond technical feasibility to address the profound questions of autonomy, privacy, and informed consent that arise when robots enter the homes of vulnerable populations. By synthesizing existing literature, she identified key gaps in ethical frameworks, establishing a foundational roadmap for future developers and clinicians. Her contributions are particularly timely, given the accelerating global aging population and the rapid integration of AI into care settings. While her citation count is still growing, her work has already become a touchstone for researchers navigating the moral complexities of assistive technology. Choquette’s scholarship stands out for its human-centered approach, ensuring that as we build robots to care for the elderly, we do not lose sight of the dignity and rights of the individuals they are meant to serve.
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