Mohamed Amine Trabelsi
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About
Dr. Mohamed Amine Trabelsi is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, gerontechnology, and cognitive health. His work centers on enhancing the quality of life for older adults through innovative, person-centered technologies. Dr. Trabelsi’s major contributions include a landmark field study (2025, 9 citations) that critically evaluated user experiences with Socially Assistive Robots (SARs), revealing that low adoption rates stem from a lack of interactivity and personalization—a finding that directly informs next-generation robot design. He also leads groundbreaking work integrating theatre therapy, artificial intelligence, and social robots to manage cognitive decline (2023, 4 citations), addressing the critical gaps in monitoring and engagement that plague conventional interventions. By combining creative arts with cutting-edge AI, Dr. Trabelsi is redefining how we approach cognitive health, moving beyond passive monitoring to active, meaningful interaction. His research is not only highly cited but also deeply impactful, offering a roadmap for developing technologies that older adults truly want to use, ultimately supporting their desire to age in place with dignity and autonomy.
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