Marguerite Corvini

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Marguerite Corvini’s research lies at the intersection of gerontechnology, human-robot interaction, and aging-in-place, with a focus on how emerging technologies can enhance quality of life for older adults. Her most cited work, “Perspectives on a telepresence robot at an independent living facility: lessons learned and implications” (2023, 9 citations), offers a foundational, user-centered examination of telepresence robots in community settings for seniors. This study provides critical insights into the practical challenges and opportunities of deploying mobile videoconferencing technology to support social connection and healthcare access among older adults living independently. Corvini’s contributions are notable for bridging the gap between technological innovation and real-world application, emphasizing the importance of user perspectives in designing assistive technologies. Her work has implications for telehealth, facility management, and the broader field of aging services, helping to shape how robots can be integrated into daily life for aging populations. Through her research, Corvini advances a compassionate, evidence-based approach to technology adoption, making her a thoughtful voice in the ongoing conversation about aging and digital inclusion.