Claudia Carissoli
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About
Claudia Carissoli is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, cognitive ergonomics, and occupational psychology. Her work focuses on understanding and optimizing the human experience in collaborative industrial settings, particularly where humans work alongside collaborative robots (cobots). Her most impactful contribution, a 2023 scoping review on mental workload in human-robot collaboration (HRC), has already garnered 72 citations, establishing a foundational framework for the field. In this work, she critically examines the under-explored quality of operator experience in factories increasingly populated by cobots. Carissoli further advances the field with a 2021 paper (17 citations) introducing a novel, human-driven control architecture. This platform is designed to automatically adapt industrial production cells to promote good mental health for workers, shifting the focus from mere task efficiency to operator well-being. Her research is notable for its proactive approach to designing technology that actively supports psychological health, making her a key voice in the movement toward human-centric automation and Industry 5.0.
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