Marten Haesner
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Marten Haesner is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and human-robot interaction, with a focus on designing assistive systems for aging populations. His work bridges usability engineering and rehabilitation robotics, particularly in developing mobile robot-supported gait rehabilitation systems. In his highly cited 2017 study, Haesner systematically compared usability and acceptability between younger and older patients with gait impairments, revealing critical age-related differences in technology adoption barriers. This research has garnered 40 citations and provides foundational insights for inclusive rehabilitation technology design. Haesner’s contributions extend to understanding how user-centered design can enhance the effectiveness of robotic assistance in clinical settings, directly impacting the development of more accessible mobility aids. His work is notable for its rigorous empirical approach to identifying age-specific usability challenges, making him a key voice in ensuring that emerging rehabilitation technologies serve diverse patient populations effectively.
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