Tanja Bleuler
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Tanja Bleuler is a researcher whose work critically examines the intersection of technology and care, with a primary focus on the ethical and practical implications of robotics in healthcare. Her key research area centers on the deployment of robotic systems in nursing and elderly care, exploring how automation can support—but not replace—human caregivers. Bleuler’s most notable contribution is her 2021 paper, “Roboter in der Pflege,” which, despite its modest citation count of 1, serves as a foundational piece in German-language discourse on assistive robotics. The work is significant for its nuanced analysis of patient autonomy, caregiver roles, and the socio-technical challenges of integrating robots into intimate care settings. Bleuler’s research is particularly impactful for its emphasis on human-centered design and ethical frameworks, offering a critical counterpoint to techno-optimistic narratives. While her citation impact is still emerging, her contributions are valued by scholars and practitioners navigating the complex landscape of care robotics, making her a thoughtful voice in this evolving field.
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- 1Roboter in der Pflege1 citations · 2021