Suihuai Yu
Papers
6
Total Citations
196
H-Index
4
About
Suihuai Yu is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, collaborative design, and assistive robotics, with a particular focus on improving quality of life for people with dementia (PWD). His work centers on developing user-driven frameworks and context-aware systems that enhance engagement and meaningful interaction. Yu’s major contributions include pioneering a user requirement-driven framework for collaborative design knowledge management (79 citations), which has influenced how multidisciplinary teams integrate user needs into product development. He has also made significant strides in dementia care technology, designing interactive systems like LiveNature (38 citations) that combine sensory stimulation with digital interaction to combat social isolation. His research on social robots and augmented reality (37 citations) demonstrates how varying levels of interactivity can foster engagement in PWD, while his exploration of multimodal stimuli (38 citations) highlights the role of system interactivity in human-robot interaction. Additionally, Yu has investigated wearable robotics and gait coordination, contributing to motor recovery technologies. With over 196 total citations, his work bridges engineering, design, and healthcare, offering practical solutions for aging populations and collaborative innovation.
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