Alice Bettelli
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Dr. Alice Bettelli is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors and advanced manufacturing, with a primary focus on human-robot collaboration, cognitive ergonomics, and the assessment of mental workload in Industry 5.0 settings. Her most influential work, "Advanced workstations and collaborative robots: exploiting eye-tracking and cardiac activity indices to unveil senior workers’ mental workload in assembly tasks" (2023, 26 citations), represents a groundbreaking contribution to the field. In this study, Dr. Bettelli pioneered the use of multimodal physiological monitoring—combining eye-tracking and cardiac activity indices—to objectively measure the cognitive demands placed on aging workers when collaborating with cobots. This research is critical for designing inclusive, age-friendly manufacturing environments, directly addressing the human-centric re-focus of modern industry. By providing empirical evidence on how senior workers interact with automation, her work has significant implications for workforce sustainability and occupational health. Dr. Bettelli’s innovative methodological approach and her commitment to bridging technology and human well-being position her as a key voice in shaping the future of collaborative workstations.
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