MARIO Project: Validation and Evidence of Service Robots for Older People with Dementia

Grazia D’Onofrio; Daniele Sancarlo; Massimiliano Raciti; Megan Burke; Aimee Teare; Tanja Kovačič; Keith Cortis; Kathy Murphy; Eva Barrett; Sally Whelan; Aisling Dolan; Alessandro Russo; Francesco Ricciardi; Geoff Pegman; Valentina Presutti; Thomas Messervey; Filippo Cavallo; Francesco Giuliani; Andy Bleaden; Dympna Casey; Antonio Greco

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MARIO may be a useful tool in mitigating depression and loneliness, while enhancing social connectedness, resilience, and overall quality of life for people with dementia.

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