Chih-Chang Lin

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

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Chih-Chang Lin is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a specialized focus on designing socially assistive robots for elderly care. His work bridges engineering, psychology, and gerontology to create intuitive robotic systems that enhance the quality of life for aging populations. Lin’s most cited paper, "Design Guidelines of Social-Assisted Robots for the Elderly: A Mixed Method Systematic Literature Review" (2020), synthesizes decades of research into actionable design principles, offering a foundational framework for developing robots that are both functional and emotionally supportive. This systematic review, which has garnered early citations, distills key insights on user-centered design, autonomy, and social engagement, directly influencing how researchers and engineers approach elderly-robot interaction. By integrating mixed-method analysis, Lin provides a holistic perspective that accounts for both technical feasibility and the nuanced needs of older adults. His work is particularly notable for its emphasis on ethical design and accessibility, ensuring that technology serves as a compassionate companion rather than a mere tool. With a growing citation impact, Lin’s contributions are shaping the next generation of assistive robotics, making him a vital voice in the quest for dignified, technology-enhanced aging.