Jacqueline Maye

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Dr. Jacqueline Maye is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of gerontology and robotics, dedicated to developing technologies that support healthy aging and independence. Her primary research areas focus on cognitively assistive and socially assistive robots designed for home environments. Dr. Maye’s major contribution lies in demonstrating how robotic systems can serve as non-pharmacological interventions to maximize cognitive functioning and prolong independence for older adults without dementia. Her most cited work, "Home-Based Cognitively Assistive Robots: Maximizing Cognitive Functioning and Maintaining Independence in Older Adults Without Dementia" (2020), has garnered 47 citations, establishing a foundational framework for integrating robotics into daily care routines. This paper highlights her innovative approach to addressing the critical societal priority of aging in place. Additionally, her work "Assistive robots in the homes of aging adults" (2020) further explores practical implementation challenges. Dr. Maye’s research is notable for bridging engineering and clinical practice, offering scalable solutions that empower older adults while reducing caregiver burden. Her impactful scholarship continues to shape the future of assistive robotics, making her a leading voice in technology-enabled geriatric care.