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Beyond Companionship: Robotic Pets as Embodied Communication Media for Older Adults
Robotic pets for older adults are typically studied as companions, with the older person positioned as the robot's primary interaction partner. This framing overlooks another role: a petlike robot can mediate relationships between people. We report a formative qualitative interview study with six ad
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