Dilmi P. Kulugammana

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Dilmi P. Kulugammana is an emerging researcher in human-robot interaction and workplace well-being, with a focus on leveraging companion robotics to address modern occupational stress. Her most-cited work, "A Companion Robot for Reducing Stress and Increasing Workability" (2024), introduces a novel stress intervention for remote professionals. The robot continuously monitors user behavior and engages in empathetic conversations, offering real-time, personalized suggestions to mitigate stress and enhance productivity. This research bridges robotics, behavioral psychology, and occupational health, demonstrating that socially assistive robots can effectively support mental well-being in home-office environments. Though early in her career, with her paper already garnering 1 citation, Kulugammana’s work has been recognized for its practical relevance in an era of widespread remote work. Her contributions highlight the potential of non-intrusive, AI-driven companions to improve workability and reduce burnout, positioning her as a promising voice in the intersection of technology and human-centered design.