Wen‐Li Lee
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Dr. Wen-Li Lee is a pioneering researcher in gerontechnology and human-robot interaction, with a focus on enhancing the quality of life for older adults. Her most cited work, a 2014 pilot study on robot-assisted therapy for institutionalized older adults, has garnered 102 citations, demonstrating its significant impact on the field. This research addresses critical gaps in animal-assisted therapy by introducing robotic alternatives that mitigate risks like allergies and resource constraints while effectively improving social interactions and activity participation among seniors. Dr. Lee’s contributions lie at the intersection of assistive robotics and geriatric care, offering innovative, scalable solutions for long-term care facilities. Her work not only advances theoretical understanding of human-robot engagement but also provides practical tools for enhancing well-being in aging populations. By bridging technology and compassionate care, Dr. Lee has established herself as a key figure in developing non-pharmacological interventions for older adults, with her pilot study serving as a foundational reference for subsequent research in robot-assisted therapies.
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