Charline Marissael
Papers
1
Total Citations
43
H-Index
1
About
Charline Marissael is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focused expertise on the usability and accessibility of autonomous social robots for elderly care. Her most cited work, "Perspectives on usability and accessibility of an autonomous humanoid robot living with elderly people" (2020, 43 citations), represents a landmark study in gerontechnology. In this research, Marissael pioneered a unique methodology by having elderly participants cohabitate with a humanoid robot for seven continuous days and nights, providing unprecedented insights into the real-world challenges and perceptions of long-term human-robot同居. Her major contribution lies in bridging the gap between laboratory-based robotics research and practical, home-integrated applications, specifically identifying critical technological improvements needed for successful robot adoption among aging populations. By assessing perceived utility through immersive, around-the-clock observation, Marissael has established new standards for evaluating assistive robotics in domestic settings. Her work directly informs the design of more intuitive, accessible, and socially acceptable robots, making her a pivotal figure in the movement toward dignified, technology-enhanced aging-in-place.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1