Tomoya Kikuno
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Tomoya Kikuno is a researcher focused on human-robot interaction and assistive technologies, particularly for elderly populations. His work centers on developing remote avatar systems that enable seniors to engage with immersive interfaces, enhancing their quality of life through accessible robotics. Kikuno’s most notable contribution is his 2014 paper, "Practical Use of a Remote Movable Avatar Robot with an Immersive Interface for Seniors," which explores the deployment of telepresence robots to facilitate social connection and physical activity for older adults. This study, cited three times, underscores his commitment to practical, user-centered solutions that bridge technological innovation with real-world aging challenges. While his citation count is modest, Kikuno’s research addresses a critical societal need—supporting an aging population through robotics—and his work has laid groundwork for further exploration in remote interaction systems. His achievements highlight a dedication to applying robotic interfaces in meaningful, human-centric contexts, making his contributions valuable for students and researchers interested in assistive robotics, human-computer interaction, and gerontechnology.
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