Sibylle Meyer
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About
Dr. Sibylle Meyer is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focus on developing assistive robotic systems for elderly care and healthcare. Her work centers on creating mobile robot companions that support independent living and rehabilitation, particularly for seniors and stroke patients. Dr. Meyer’s major contributions include leading the SYMPARTNER project, which demonstrated the feasibility of a functional-emotional domestic robot companion through a 20-week field study with 20 seniors (51 citations). She also pioneered a mobile robot companion for walking training in post-stroke rehabilitation (26 citations), enabling patients to practice mobility and spatial orientation autonomously. Her research emphasizes participatory design and interdisciplinary collaboration, as seen in her work on the MORPHIA project, which developed a robot-assisted communication platform for home care. Dr. Meyer’s impact is reflected in over 100 citations, and she has developed tools like “READY?” to help care facilities reflect on robotics use. Her notable achievements include advancing ethical frameworks for robot deployment in domestic settings and fostering interdisciplinary knowledge building in large-scale research networks.
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- 7Partizipatives Design in der Roboterentwicklung2 citations · 2019