Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Khaksar
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About
Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Khaksar is a prominent researcher specializing in socially assistive robotics, aged care innovation, and technology adoption, with a particular focus on improving quality of life for older adults and vulnerable populations. His pioneering work has examined how social robots can meaningfully engage people with dementia in residential care facilities, demonstrating measurable improvements in care quality and reductions in social isolation — research that has garnered over 113 citations for his landmark 2016 study alone. Khaksar's contributions extend beyond clinical outcomes; he has developed conceptual frameworks for understanding technology acceptance among carers, exploring how perceived risks moderate adoption decisions, and investigated privacy-personalisation paradoxes in workplace robot integration. His methodologically diverse portfolio spans grounded theory approaches, hybrid literature reviews, and quantitative modelling, reflecting both theoretical depth and practical relevance. With research reaching into special developmental schools and home care settings, Khaksar has consistently broadened the conversation around assistive technology beyond institutional boundaries. Accumulating nearly 350 citations across his body of work, his research has meaningfully shaped how policymakers, care providers, and technologists think about ethical, effective robot deployment in human-centred service environments — making him an essential voice in the future of care innovation.
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