Najme Mansouri

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Dr. Najme Mansouri is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology, human-robot interaction, and assistive robotics. Her work focuses on understanding how personal care and medical robots can be designed and deployed to meet the needs of aging populations, with a strong emphasis on ethical considerations. Her most cited paper, “Assessment of personal care and medical robots from older adults’ perspective” (2017, 49 citations), provides critical insights into the preferences, concerns, and acceptance of robotic assistance among seniors, directly informing user-centered design in healthcare robotics. This study highlights the growing demand for assistive technologies as global demographics shift. Dr. Mansouri also contributed a foundational survey on ethical norms in assistive robotics (2016), addressing the moral frameworks necessary for responsible innovation in this sensitive field. Her work bridges engineering, ethics, and social science, making her a key voice in shaping how robots can support independent living and dignity for older adults. With her research gaining traction, Dr. Mansouri is helping to define the future of compassionate, human-centered robotics.