Olivier Marion
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Olivier Marion’s research focuses on the co-design and evaluation of socially assistive robots (SARs) for elderly care, with a particular emphasis on human-robot interaction (HRI) within Living Lab environments. His major contribution lies in demonstrating how iterative user testing in real-world care settings can meaningfully shape the design of robotic assistants, ensuring they align with the needs of both care teams and older adults. By integrating end-users directly into the development cycle, Marion’s work bridges the gap between technical innovation and practical, compassionate care. His most-cited paper, “Contributions of user tests in a Living Lab in the co-design process of human robot interaction” (2022), has garnered 2 citations and serves as a foundational example of participatory design in HRI. This work highlights his commitment to user-centered methodologies, offering a replicable framework for developing SARs that are not only functional but also socially and emotionally attuned. Marion’s research is particularly timely given global aging trends, positioning him as a key voice in creating technology that supports dignified, independent living for the elderly.
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