Ryuji Yamazaki
Biographic Data
| ID | 5136160 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ryuji Yamazaki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ryuji |
| FAMILY NAME | Yamazaki |
| SIGNATURE | YAMAZAKI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yamanashi Prefectural University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5282-0954 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Developing an effective care model to empower caregivers to use a humanoid companion robot
Introduction: Social robots are increasingly explored as non-pharmacological support for older adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and dementia, yet their day-to-day integration remains limited. This study centers on designing an affective care model that empowers caregivers to deploy a commercial humanoid robot. Methods: An exploratory qualitative study comprised four observation sessions and ten in-depth, open-ended interviews. A two-ph…
Case report
Although companion robots have demonstrated psychological benefits for older adults, most studies have focused on short-term use or institutional settings. This case series with integrated qualitative analysis describes five cases involving the long-term use of a conversational companion robot (RoBoHoN, Sharp) among community-dwelling women aged 85 to 90 with mild cognitive impairment or late-onset psychosis. After an initial exploratory phase (2…
Adaptive learning in human–android interactions
Using anthropological theory, this paper examines human–android interactions (HAI) as an emerging aspect of android science. These interactions are described in terms of adaptive learning (which is largely subconscious). This article is based on the observations reported and supplementary data from two studies that took place in Japan with a teleoperated android robot called Telenoid in the socialization of school children and older adults. We ar…
Attitudinal Change in Elderly Citizens Toward Social Robots
Attitudes toward robots influence the tendency to accept or reject robotic devices. Thus it is important to investigate whether and how attitudes toward robots can change. In this pilot study we investigate attitudinal changes in elderly citizens toward a tele-operated robot in relation to three parameters: (i) the information provided about robot functionality, (ii) the number of encounters, (iii) personality type. Fourteen elderly residents at …
Acceptability of a Teleoperated Android by Senior Citizens in Danish Society
Attitudinal Change in Elderly Citizens Toward Social Robots
Attitudes toward robots influence the tendency to accept or reject robotic devices. Thus it is important to investigate whether and how attitudes toward robots can change. In this pilot study we investigate attitudinal changes in elderly citizens toward a tele-operated robot in relation to three parameters: (i) the information provided about robot functionality, (ii) the number of encounters, (iii) personality type. Fourteen elderly residents at …
Acceptability of a Teleoperated Android by Senior Citizens in Danish Society
Acceptability of a Teleoperated Android by Senior Citizens in Danish Society
Attitudinal Change in Elderly Citizens Toward Social Robots
Attitudes toward robots influence the tendency to accept or reject robotic devices. Thus it is important to investigate whether and how attitudes toward robots can change. In this pilot study we investigate attitudinal changes in elderly citizens toward a tele-operated robot in relation to three parameters: (i) the information provided about robot functionality, (ii) the number of encounters, (iii) personality type. Fourteen elderly residents at …
Adaptive learning in human–android interactions
Using anthropological theory, this paper examines human–android interactions (HAI) as an emerging aspect of android science. These interactions are described in terms of adaptive learning (which is largely subconscious). This article is based on the observations reported and supplementary data from two studies that took place in Japan with a teleoperated android robot called Telenoid in the socialization of school children and older adults. We ar…
Developing an effective care model to empower caregivers to use a humanoid companion robot
Introduction: Social robots are increasingly explored as non-pharmacological support for older adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and dementia, yet their day-to-day integration remains limited. This study centers on designing an affective care model that empowers caregivers to deploy a commercial humanoid robot. Methods: An exploratory qualitative study comprised four observation sessions and ten in-depth, open-ended interviews. A two-ph…
Case report
Although companion robots have demonstrated psychological benefits for older adults, most studies have focused on short-term use or institutional settings. This case series with integrated qualitative analysis describes five cases involving the long-term use of a conversational companion robot (RoBoHoN, Sharp) among community-dwelling women aged 85 to 90 with mild cognitive impairment or late-onset psychosis. After an initial exploratory phase (2…
Robot (5 works) · Social Robot Interaction and HRI (5 works) · AI in Service Interactions (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Exploratory research (2 works) · Humanoid robot (2 works) · Social robot (2 works) · Android (operating system (1 work)