Evonne Miller

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Evonne Miller is a leading researcher at the intersection of technology, mental health, and aged care, whose work explores how emerging innovations can reshape human wellbeing. Her most cited paper, “Apps, Avatars, and Robots: The Future of Mental Healthcare” (2019, 63 citations), critically examines the promise and pitfalls of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, biometric sensors, and robotics in transforming mental health service design and delivery. This influential work has helped frame scholarly and policy debates on the ethical integration of technology into care settings. More recently, Miller’s research on human-robot interactions in aged care (2025, 18 citations) investigates how staff and residents experience service robots in daily routines, offering vital insights into improving these interactions amid workforce shortages. Her contributions are notable for bridging technical innovation with compassionate, person-centered care, making her a sought-after voice in discussions on the future of healthcare. With a career marked by interdisciplinary rigor and real-world impact, Miller continues to shape how we understand the role of robots and digital tools in supporting vulnerable populations.