Eun-A Park
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About
Eun-A Park is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and cognitive health, specializing in the intersection of humanoid robotics and dementia prevention. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating robot-assisted cognitive training programs for community-dwelling older adults, particularly those with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Park’s most impactful contribution is her 2021 randomized controlled trial on the humanoid robot Sil-Bot, which demonstrated that a six-week, multi-domain cognitive training program significantly improved cognitive function in elderly participants during the COVID-19 pandemic—a study that has garnered 57 citations for its timely, practical relevance. She also employs qualitative methods, as seen in her thematic analysis of older adults’ experiences with robot cognitive improvement programs, offering rich insights into user acceptance and engagement. Park’s research bridges engineering, nursing, and public health, providing evidence-based solutions for aging populations. Her work is notable for addressing real-world challenges like social isolation and limited access to in-person care, making her a key figure in the push toward scalable, technology-driven interventions for cognitive decline.
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