Esther Samper Domeque

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Esther Samper Domeque’s research bridges robotics, human-computer interaction, and accessible technology. Her most cited works, including “Siéntete un cyborg” (1970) and “Feel like a Cyborg II” (2012), each garnering 2 citations, focus on developing intuitive, user-friendly systems for monitoring and telecontrolling mobile robotic platforms. A key contribution is her design of graphical user interfaces (GUIs) that allow non-experts to interact with robots in real time via Bluetooth or RS232 connections, democratizing access to robotics. Her “Cyborg” projects emphasize making complex robotic systems feel natural and engaging, blending technical functionality with a compelling user experience. While her citation count is modest, her work’s emphasis on accessibility and human-centered design has laid groundwork for more inclusive robotics interfaces. Samper Domeque’s achievements include creating a system that enables anyone—regardless of technical background—to “feel like a cyborg,” highlighting her commitment to bridging the gap between advanced robotics and everyday users. Her research remains relevant for students and engineers exploring human-robot interaction and teleoperation.

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1. 1
   “Siéntete un cyborg” Sistema demostrativo del funcionamiento de un robot

   2 citations · 1970
2. 2
   “Feel like a Cyborg II”: Demonstrative system of robot function

   2 citations · 2012

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