Emanuela Grosso

Institute for High Performance Computing and Networking

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Emanuela Grosso is a researcher at the intersection of socially assistive robotics and personalized healthcare, with a focus on developing intelligent robotic systems for home-care environments. Her work addresses critical challenges in deploying assistive technologies for patients with neurological disorders, particularly dementia, by designing robotic entertainments as customizable workflows of services. In her most-cited paper, "Robotic Entertainments as Personalizable Workflow of Services: a Home-Care Case Study" (2019, 6 citations), Grosso explores how robots can be integrated into daily care routines, balancing economic feasibility with user acceptance. This contribution highlights her commitment to making assistive robotics practical and accessible in real-world scenarios, moving beyond lab-based prototypes. Grosso’s research is notable for its human-centered approach, emphasizing personalization to enhance patient engagement and caregiver support. Her work has implications for aging populations and chronic care management, offering scalable solutions that respect both clinical and emotional needs. As a rising voice in human-robot interaction, Grosso continues to shape how technology can compassionately augment home healthcare.