Xueting Tang

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Xueting Tang’s research lies at the critical intersection of assistive robotics, gerontechnology, and bioethics, with a focus on supporting individuals with cognitive impairment. Her most cited work, a 2023 scoping review titled “Ethical Consideration in Home Monitoring Assistive Robot for Cognitive Impairment,” systematically maps the moral and practical challenges of deploying home monitoring assistive robots (HMARs) for aging populations. This paper, which has already garnered early citations, identifies key tensions between autonomy, privacy, and safety—offering a foundational framework for developers and policymakers. Tang’s contribution is particularly timely as global dementia rates rise, and her synthesis of ethical guidelines helps bridge the gap between technological innovation and humane care. By foregrounding the voices of vulnerable users, she ensures that assistive robots are designed not just for efficiency, but for dignity. Her work has been recognized in interdisciplinary forums on human-robot interaction and aging-in-place technologies. For students and researchers, Tang’s scholarship serves as a model of how to embed ethical rigor into engineering practice, making her a vital voice in the responsible development of AI-driven care systems.