Julie Caquas
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Julie Caquas is a researcher specializing in assistive robotics and human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on developing technologies to support mobility-impaired individuals. Her most notable contribution is the MIRAS project, which introduced a walking assistance robot enhanced by multimodal interaction—a system that combines voice, gesture, and touch to improve user autonomy and safety. Although her most-cited paper, "Projet MIRAS : robot d’assistance à la déambulation avec interaction multimodale" (2012), has garnered 3 citations, its significance lies in laying foundational design principles for accessible robotic aids. Caquas’s work bridges engineering and rehabilitation, emphasizing user-centered design to create intuitive interfaces for elderly or disabled users. Her research underscores the potential of socially assistive robots to enhance quality of life, and her contributions continue to influence the development of adaptive mobility solutions.
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