Henrik Eriksson
Papers
7
Total Citations
101
H-Index
6
About
Henrik Eriksson is a forward-thinking researcher whose work bridges the critical intersection of robotics, geriatric care, and social media discourse. His research centers on two key areas: the implementation of nursing and care robots in healthcare settings, and the public perception of these technologies as expressed through digital platforms. Eriksson’s major contributions include pioneering netnographic studies that analyze how nursing robots are portrayed and discussed on social media, revealing both the promise and the resistance surrounding their adoption in aged care. His work on “tech-resistance” highlights the complex socio-technical challenges of integrating robots into healthcare workplaces, while his analyses of Twitter discussions forecast critical developments in geriatric nursing robotics. With his most-cited paper (33 citations) evaluating low-cost RTK GPS receivers, Eriksson also demonstrates technical expertise in positioning systems, though his primary impact lies in understanding human-robot interaction in care contexts. His body of work, totaling over 100 citations, provides essential insights for healthcare professionals, technologists, and policymakers navigating the future of robotic assistance in nursing.
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Top Papers
- 1Static and dynamic performance evaluation of low-cost RTK GPS receivers33 citations · 2016
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