CARE - Companion for Aging with Resilience and Evaluation

The paper introduces the CARE robotic framework, detailing its ROS2-based architecture, sensor integration, and the first implementation of LLM-driven cognitive stimulation modules.

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Short Paper at the 18th International Workshop on Human-friendly Robotics (HFR 2025)

15–16 June 2025, Capri

Italy

This contribution presents a multimodal approach for emotion recognition based on EEG and physiological signals. The methods and findings support the development of CARE’s cognitive–affective monitoring modules.

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Special Session “Human Internal States Perception and Processing for Human-Centric Technology”

19th International Conference on Intelligent Autonomous Systems (IAS-19)

30 June – 4 July 2025, Genoa

Italy

This abstract was submitted to the SIMPE National Congress as a contribution aimed at raising awareness of the clinical potential of social robotics.

Although originally designed for older adults with multimorbidity, the CARE framework — and specifically the PROBOT® social robot — offers features that can be readily adapted to pediatric care, providing clinicians with an empathetic and versatile tool for therapeutic support and the monitoring of similarly vulnerable patient populations.

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Journal of Pediatric and Neonatal Individualized Medicine (JPNIM)”

11° National SIMPE Congress “A New Way of Being Pediatricians”

28/30 November, Napoli

Italy