Angela Giambattista

University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"

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Angela Giambattista is a researcher whose work explores the intersection of human-robot interaction and affective computing, with a particular focus on how service robots can meaningfully express emotions. Her most-cited study, "Expression of Emotions by a Service Robot: A Pilot Study" (2016), with 11 citations, serves as a foundational exploration into designing robotic behaviors that convey emotional states—such as happiness, sadness, or frustration—through non-verbal cues like movement and posture. This pilot work has contributed to a broader understanding of how robots can enhance user trust and engagement in service contexts, from hospitality to healthcare. Giambattista’s research is notable for its emphasis on practical, user-centered design, bridging the gap between technical robotics and psychological principles of emotional expression. While her citation count reflects the early-stage nature of this work, its relevance to the growing field of social robotics positions her as a thoughtful contributor to conversations about making machines more relatable and effective in everyday human environments.