People + place + context
How does understanding the person, the setting and the moment change what useful assistance looks like?
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How does understanding the person, the setting and the moment change what useful assistance looks like?
What changes when a physical environment is understood as an evolving system rather than a fixed map?
How can a place support different needs, choices and paces without making assumptions about someone?
What is the minimum understanding needed to help, and when should the system leave someone alone?
Where might this research matter across cultural spaces, infrastructure, workplaces, robotics and complex environments?