Jennifer Renoux
Papers
9
Total Citations
163
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About
Jennifer Renoux is a leading researcher at the intersection of assistive robotics, artificial intelligence, and ambient assisted living (AAL), with a primary focus on developing autonomous systems that support independent living for older adults. Her most impactful work centers on the MoveCare Project, where she pioneered the integration of Socially Assistive Robots (SARs) with IoT-based monitoring systems, virtual communities, and smart objects to create comprehensive at-home care ecosystems. Her seminal paper on this topic has garnered 62 citations, establishing a foundational framework for long-term, real-world deployments of assistive technologies. Renoux’s contributions extend to multi-robot systems and decision-theoretic planning, as demonstrated by her work on distributed active perception and event exploration, which addresses challenges in dynamic information gathering. Notably, her field studies on user feedback and remote supervision for mobile robots—cited 19 times—highlight her commitment to practical, user-centered autonomy. With over 160 total citations across her publications, Renoux has significantly advanced the feasibility of long-term, autonomous care solutions, bridging the gap between theoretical AI planning and tangible, life-enhancing applications for aging populations.
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- 3The MOVECARE Project: Home-based Monitoring of Frailty24 citations · 2019
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- 7A Virtual Caregiver for Assisted Daily Living of Pre-frail Users6 citations · 2020
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- 9Planning for Automated Testing of Implicit Constraints in Behavior Trees2 citations · 2023