Livia Krezdorn
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Livia Krezdorn is a researcher whose work bridges human-robot interaction, gerontechnology, and stakeholder-driven design. Her most cited paper, "Increasing the Acceptance of Assistive Robots for Older People Through Marketing Strategies Based on Stakeholder Needs" (2015, 51 citations), exemplifies her core contribution: identifying and addressing the psychological and social barriers to technology adoption among aging populations. Rather than focusing solely on technical development, Krezdorn emphasizes the importance of understanding the diverse needs of older adults, caregivers, and healthcare providers to craft effective, empathetic strategies that foster trust and usability. Her research has been instrumental in shaping how assistive robots are introduced into care settings, highlighting that acceptance hinges not just on functionality but on meaningful communication and perceived value. With over 50 citations on this foundational work, Krezdorn’s insights continue to inform both product design and policy, making her a key voice in the movement toward human-centered, inclusive robotics. Her approach offers a vital lesson for students and researchers: true innovation in assistive technology requires listening as much as building.
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