Yihsih Ho

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Yihsih Ho is a researcher focused on human-robot interaction and assistive technologies for elderly care, particularly within the context of Japan’s rapidly aging society. Her most cited work, "Daily support system for care prevention by using interaction monitoring robot" (2010, 10 citations), introduces a novel system that leverages interaction-monitoring robots to promote physical activity and prevent falls among older adults—key factors in reducing the need for long-term care. This contribution addresses a critical societal challenge by combining robotics with daily support strategies, aiming to enhance independence and quality of life for the elderly. While her citation count reflects a niche but impactful area, Ho’s work stands out for its practical, prevention-focused approach to caregiving, integrating real-time monitoring and encouragement into everyday routines. Her research underscores the potential of robotic systems to not only assist but proactively engage users, offering a scalable model for care prevention. Ho’s efforts contribute to the broader field of gerontechnology, where technology meets aging, and her work remains relevant for researchers exploring non-intrusive, supportive robotics in healthcare settings.