Nataly Martini
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About
Nataly Martini is a leading researcher at the intersection of gerontechnology, pharmacy practice, and human-robot interaction. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating social robots to support medication management for aging populations managing chronic conditions at home. Martini’s major contributions include pioneering usability studies of medication software systems for healthcare robots, such as comparing RoboGen and RoboGen2 interfaces for speed, accuracy, and pharmacist satisfaction. Her 2022 study on medication entering software (11 citations) demonstrated how iterative design improves system efficacy for community pharmacists. Another highly cited work (2021, 11 citations) explores pharmacists’ perceptions of workplace technology adoption, revealing critical barriers and facilitators for real-world implementation. Her 2020 evaluation of social robot medication software (8 citations) provided foundational insights into designing intuitive interfaces for elderly users. Martini’s research uniquely bridges technical software development with frontline healthcare practice, ensuring that robotic aids are both usable by pharmacists and acceptable to older adults. Her work has direct implications for aging-in-place technologies, contributing to the growing field of socially assistive robotics in healthcare.
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