Robin et al. analyzed the potential of mobile robots to supervise physical activity programs for older adults. Specifically, the study sought to explore the acceptance, usability, and feasibility of the physical activity program synchronously through a mobile robotic telepresence platform. In the study, five Cutii robots were utilized to deliver exercise programs to older adults in Quebec. The experiment took place over 4-6 weeks for two sessions per week. The process, resources, management, and intervention were considered the feasibility indicators of data collected throughout the study; acceptance of the technology used was measured using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology-based questionnaire and the System Usability Scale. The results indicated that 80% of participants actually completed the experiment with 58% of the participants attending 80% of the sessions. The limitations of the study involved internet connection and technology issues. The exercise program was verifiable and accepted under the categories of process, management, and intervention; however, the program was heavily limited by the resources available. Modifications will be needed in the future to improve communication with the mobile robotic telepresence.