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Diana Saplacan Lindblom

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Kristianstad University

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ROBOts as Welfare Technologies and Actors for ELderLy Care: A Nordic Model for Integration of Advanced Assistive Technologies

Open Date: 2025-12-01

Close Date: 2029-11-01

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Diana Saplacan Lindblom

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Robots as Welfare Technologies and Actors within Future Home- and Healthcare Services: Co-Designing an Integration Model through Story-Dialogue Method

Ethical risk assessment of AI in practice: a proposal of the methodology for organisational application

The Privacy-Preserving Capabilities of a Service Robot in a Scenario-Based Healthcare Setting

Robotics in Elderly Healthcare: A Qualitative Analysis of 20 Recent European Research Projects

An Exploratory Study on People's Intuitive Understanding of Expressive Robot Behavior

Home living older adults' subjective perceptions, evaluation, and interpretations of various welfare technology: A systematic review of qualitative studies

The Effect of Expressive Robot Behavior on Users' Mental Effort

A Qualitative Observational Video-Based Study on Perceived Privacy in Social Robots' Based on Robots Appearances

Age-Old Gesture: Analyzing the Intuitive Responses to Robot Handshakes Among Seniors and Young Adults

Comparative Analysis of Vision-Based Sensors for Human Monitoring in Care Robots: Exploring the Utility-Privacy Trade-off

PriMA-Care: Privacy-Preserving Multi-modal Dataset for Human Activity Recognition in Care Robots

“Noisy” Matching of Motion Velocity of an Assistive Robot to the Users' Walking Velocity

What are the disadvantages of having a foreign background as a female academic and working at a university in Europe?

Digital solutions to follow up on discharged new parents—A systematic literature review

Female university academics' reflections on the development of their academic careers in the Norwegian higher education context

Health Professionals' Views on the Use of Social Robots with Vulnerable Users: A Scenario-Based Qualitative Study Using Story Dialogue Method

Machine Excellence Tradeoffs to Ethical and Legal Perspectives

Privacy-Preserving User Pose Prediction for Safe and Efficient Human-Robot Interaction

To Shake or Not to Shake: Intuitive Reactions of Senior Adults to a Robot Handshake in a Western Culture

Welfare technology interventions among older people living at home—A systematic review of RCT studies

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