Alexis Lambert
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About
Alexis Lambert’s research lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI) and robotics education, with a focus on understanding how people engage with social robots and how to train the next generation of roboticists. Her most influential work, “A Systematic Review of Ten Years of Research on Human Interaction with Social Robots” (2020, 82 citations), provides a comprehensive synthesis of a rapidly evolving field, mapping key trends, methodological approaches, and gaps in HRI research over the past decade. This review has become a foundational resource for scholars studying the social dynamics of robots in everyday settings. Earlier, Lambert contributed to robotics pedagogy with “Virtual environments for robotics education – an extensible object-oriented platform” (2005, 6 citations), where she developed VROBO, a virtual modeling and simulation system designed to overcome barriers to hands-on robotics training in academic institutions. By making robotics education more accessible and scalable, this work demonstrated her commitment to bridging theory and practice. Lambert’s contributions are notable for their dual impact: advancing our understanding of human-robot relationships while also equipping educators with tools to foster future innovation in the field.
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