Zuzanna Radosz
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Zuzanna Radosz is a human-robot interaction researcher whose work centers on participatory design and the ethical integration of social robots in healthcare, particularly for older adults. Her most-cited study, “How Do Older Adults Perceive Technology and Robots? A Participatory Study in a Care Center in Poland” (2025, 5 citations), exemplifies her commitment to user-centered innovation. Conducted at the Municipal Care Center in Krakow with 29 older adults and the humanoid robot NAO, this participatory design research directly involved end-users in shaping how robots can support aging populations. By prioritizing the voices of seniors—often marginalized in tech development—Radosz’s work provides critical insights into trust, usability, and acceptance of assistive technologies. Her approach bridges engineering and social science, ensuring that robotic solutions are not only functional but also empathetic and culturally sensitive. With a growing citation footprint, Radosz is establishing herself as a key voice in inclusive robotics, challenging the field to move beyond technical benchmarks toward meaningful, real-world impact. Her research is essential reading for anyone interested in ethical AI, gerontechnology, and co-design methodologies.
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