Clara Victoria Keusgen
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Clara Victoria Keusgen is an emerging scholar whose work critically examines the ethical dimensions of care robotics, particularly for aging populations. Her research sits at the intersection of bioethics, gerontechnology, and human-robot interaction, focusing on how social robots can be responsibly integrated into elder care. Her most-cited paper, "Ethical aspects of the use of social robots in caring for older people – a systematic qualitative review," provides a foundational synthesis of ethical challenges—including autonomy, privacy, and dignity—that arise when robotic technologies supplement human caregiving. Though early in her career, this work has already garnered attention (2 citations) for its rigorous, systematic approach to mapping moral tensions in a rapidly evolving field. Keusgen’s contribution is notable for moving beyond technical feasibility to foreground the human and ethical stakes of robotic care, offering a framework that balances innovation with vulnerable populations’ rights. Her scholarship is essential reading for researchers and practitioners navigating the promise and peril of social robotics in healthcare, marking her as a thoughtful voice in responsible technology design.
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