Pei Yi Lim
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Pei Yi Lim is a researcher at the forefront of human-machine interaction, with a particular focus on the emotional and perceptual dimensions of autonomous mobility. Her work addresses a critical challenge in the transition to shared autonomous transport: designing interfaces that foster trust and comfort among users. In her most-cited study, "User Emotion and Perception of Virtual and Robot Companion Concepts for Shared Autonomous Mobility in Singapore," Lim evaluated contrasting companion concepts—a non-biomimetic virtual interface and an anthropomorphic robot—to understand how different designs influence user emotion and acceptance. This research, which has garnered 3 citations, provides foundational insights into the nuanced role of companion agents in public autonomous vehicles, a domain where user experience is paramount. By bridging the gap between technical autonomy and human-centered design, Lim’s contributions are shaping the future of inclusive, emotionally intelligent mobility systems. Her work is particularly notable for its focus on Singapore’s urban context, offering a model for integrating companion technologies into real-world shared transport.
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