Hongjun Ye
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Hongjun Ye is a researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focus on how design features like anthropomorphization and gender cues shape user perceptions and engagement. In their most-cited work, "The Effect of Anthropomorphization and Gender of a Robot on Human-Robot Interactions" (2019), Ye systematically examined how assigning human-like traits and gendered characteristics to robots influences trust, likability, and collaborative behavior. This study, which has garnered 10 citations, provides foundational insights for designing more intuitive and socially acceptable robotic interfaces. Ye’s contributions are particularly relevant as robotics becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, from service robots to therapeutic companions. By highlighting the subtle yet powerful role of anthropomorphic design, Ye’s research helps bridge the gap between technical functionality and user-centered design. Their work is a valuable resource for students and researchers exploring the social dimensions of robotics, offering a clear example of how experimental methods can reveal the psychological impact of robot appearance and behavior.
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