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Total Citations
111
H-Index
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About
George Mois is a leading researcher at the intersection of healthcare robotics, gerontechnology, and human-robot interaction, with a focused mission to support aging populations. His work centers on how socially assistive robots (SARs) can empower older adults to age in place, addressing critical gaps in community infrastructure and care. Mois’s most impactful contribution is his socio-ecological perspective on healthcare robotics, published in 2020 and cited 54 times, which frames robotic support not as a replacement for human care but as an integrated tool within a broader ecosystem of aging. He has pioneered novel applications, including using robots to facilitate piano-based cognitive training for older adults with mild cognitive impairment, demonstrating in pilot studies (2020, 2021) that robot-led music lessons can improve neural plasticity and cognitive reserve. His work also explores voice interfaces and the differential digital divide, ensuring emerging technologies are accessible across age groups. With over 110 citations across his top papers, Mois’s research is shaping how we design, deploy, and evaluate assistive robots in real-world home settings, making him a key voice in the future of supportive technology for an aging world.
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