Jasmine Pani
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Jasmine Pani is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a focused expertise in the design and evaluation of telepresence robots for healthcare and caregiving contexts. Her work directly addresses the pressing societal challenge of supporting both formal and informal caregivers through technology. In her most notable contribution, a rigorous six-month case study, Pani evaluated the deployment of a telepresence robot within a real-world care support service. This study provided critical, longitudinal insights into how such robots can facilitate communication, reduce caregiver burden, and enhance the quality of care for older adults living at home. By capturing the nuanced experiences of both professional care staff and family members, her research moves beyond lab-based experiments to offer practical, evidence-based guidance for integrating robotic assistance into complex care ecosystems. Though early in her career, Pani’s work is foundational for a future where technology serves as a collaborative partner in care, bridging physical distances and strengthening the support network around vulnerable individuals.
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