Nicole Strutz

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Nicole Strutz is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a specific focus on enhancing the quality of life for older adults. Her work centers on the development and evaluation of socially assistive robots, exploring how these technologies can support independent living and combat social isolation. Strutz’s major contributions include pioneering research on the interactive robotic kitchen system AuRorA, where she investigated older adults' evaluation and intention to use the system, demonstrating its potential to promote autonomy in daily tasks. Her work on communication with interactive humanoid robots has further illuminated the expectations and experiences of older users, providing critical insights for designing more effective and acceptable robotic companions. With her most-cited papers accumulating over 25 citations, Strutz’s research is shaping the future of gerontechnology. Her notable achievement lies in bridging the gap between advanced robotics and the real-world needs of an aging population, making her a key voice in the drive to create compassionate, user-centered assistive technologies.