Marta Bassi
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Dr. Marta Bassi is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors engineering and collaborative robotics, with a primary focus on mental workload, human-robot interaction (HRI), and operator well-being in industrial settings. Her most cited work, a 2023 scoping review on mental workload in human-robot collaboration (HRC), has already garnered 72 citations, establishing her as a key voice in understanding the cognitive demands placed on workers alongside collaborative robots (cobots). Dr. Bassi’s major contribution lies in systematically mapping how the quality of operator experience—often overlooked in favor of technical performance—is shaped by factors like task complexity, robot autonomy, and trust. Her research provides critical frameworks for designing safer, more ergonomic, and psychologically sustainable human-robot teams. By bridging cognitive science and industrial engineering, Dr. Bassi’s work directly informs the future of smart manufacturing, ensuring that as cobots become ubiquitous, the human experience remains central. Her ongoing studies continue to shape guidelines for adaptive automation and operator training, making her a pivotal figure in the ethical and effective deployment of collaborative technologies.
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