Daniele Magistro
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About
Daniele Magistro is an emerging researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, assistive technology, and gerontology, with a particular focus on improving the well-being of older adults through socially assistive robots (SARs) and sensor-based technologies. His work addresses some of the most pressing challenges posed by global population ageing, exploring how robotic companions and smart monitoring systems can enhance daily living, especially for those facing socioeconomic disadvantages or motor impairments. Magistro has made notable contributions to the field by critically evaluating the psychological dimensions that shape human-robot relationships. His systematic review of psychometric instruments for measuring these dimensions (2024, 15 citations) has become an important methodological resource for developers and researchers alike. His investigations into older adults' perceptions of SARs and the cognitive load implications of robot-assisted tasks further demonstrate his commitment to user-centered, evidence-based approaches. With publications spanning mixed-methods studies, systematic reviews, and experimental designs, Magistro's growing body of work—accumulating over 40 citations across key outlets—positions him as a valuable voice in designing inclusive, technology-driven solutions that support healthy ageing and promote equitable access to assistive innovations.
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