Mauricio Molinari Ulate
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Mauricio Molinari Ulate is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a specific focus on the design and evaluation of social robots for elderly adults. His work critically addresses the intersection of gerontechnology and assistive robotics, aiming to enhance quality of life for aging populations through socially assistive technologies. His most-cited paper, a scoping review on methodologies for studying social robots for older adults (42 citations), provides a foundational framework for assessing feasibility, usability, and effectiveness in this emerging field. This work has helped standardize research approaches, guiding scholars in evaluating how robots can mitigate cognitive decline and social isolation. Molinari Ulate’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging gaps between engineering, human-computer interaction, and gerontology, ensuring that technological innovations are both practical and empathetic. His research has been instrumental in shaping ethical and methodological guidelines for deploying robots in care settings, making him a key voice in the responsible advancement of assistive robotics for vulnerable populations.
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