Liang‐Kung Chen
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Dr. Liang‐Kung Chen is a leading researcher at the intersection of geriatric medicine and assistive robotics, with a primary focus on improving the quality of life for older adults with neurocognitive disorders. Her work centers on developing and evaluating human-centered robotic systems for elderly care, particularly exploring how teleoperated humanoid robots can enhance social interaction and cognitive engagement in clinical settings. In her seminal 2020 case report on applying teleoperated humanoid robots to older adults with neurocognitive disorders in Taiwan, Dr. Chen demonstrated promising preliminary outcomes that have garnered 20 citations, establishing a foundation for future human-robot interaction (HRI) studies in geriatric care. As the editor of a 2022 special issue on interaction in robot-assistive elderly care, she has helped shape discourse around sensor systems and social robot design for aging populations. Dr. Chen’s contributions bridge engineering and clinical practice, offering evidence-based pathways for integrating robotics into dementia care. Her work continues to influence the development of culturally sensitive, human-centered assistive technologies that prioritize patient dignity and engagement.
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- 2Editorial: Interaction in robot-assistive elderly care4 citations · 2022