Claudia Greco
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Claudia Greco’s research lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction, assistive technologies, and age-inclusive design, with a focus on how older adults engage with social robots and virtual agents. Her most cited work, “Android Robots vs Virtual Agents: which system differently aged users prefer?” (2022), investigates user preferences across age groups for embodied versus virtual systems, offering critical insights for developing welfare technologies that are both accessible and appealing to aging populations. With 4 citations, this study highlights Greco’s commitment to user-centered design, emphasizing that effective assistive systems must account for diverse cognitive and physical needs. Her contributions extend to understanding how trust, usability, and emotional engagement vary between robotic and screen-based interfaces, informing the deployment of socially assistive robots in care settings. Greco’s work is particularly notable for bridging robotics and gerontechnology, ensuring that technological advances do not alienate the very users they aim to support. Her research has practical implications for designing more intuitive, empathetic systems that enhance quality of life for older adults, making her a key voice in the growing field of age-inclusive human-robot interaction.
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