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. 2025 Sep 26;23:115. doi: 10.1186/s12961-025-01390-0

Table 2.

Summary of RPAA-TAM factors and case evidence

RPAA-TAM factors Empirical evidence from the case
Perceived benefit (PB) Robots replaced staff in high-risk wards → saved PPE, cut infection; public saw clear usefulness & ease of use (voice-interactive chatbots)
Public trust (PT) Central & local government policy white papers endorsed the robots → raised public trust, boosting perceived benefits & lowering perceived risks
Social influence (SI) Positive social media stories + neighbour testimonials amplified adoption
Outcome demonstration (OD) Daily TV news showed robots disinfecting, delivering meds → tangible proof → higher PB
Facilitating conditions (FC) Hospitals already had 5G & cloud infra; government fast-tracked robot deployment → smoother adoption