Rasmus Rudling
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About
Rasmus Rudling is a researcher at the forefront of human-drone interaction, specializing in motion planning and perceived safety for autonomous aerial systems. His work bridges the critical gap between physical safety and human comfort, recognizing that for drones to operate effectively alongside people, they must not only avoid collisions but also *feel* safe. His most-cited paper, "Increasing Perceived Safety in Motion Planning for Human-Drone Interaction" (2023, 22 citations), challenges traditional approaches that prioritize only physical safety, offering novel planning strategies that account for human perception and trust. This contribution is foundational for real-world applications like delivery drones, emergency response, and personal aerial assistants. Rudling’s research is gaining traction as the field of human-robot interaction matures, with his work cited by peers exploring trust, ergonomics, and autonomous navigation. By addressing the psychological dimensions of safety, he is shaping how future drones will integrate into crowded, human-centric environments—making him a key voice in the next wave of socially aware robotics.
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- 1Increasing Perceived Safety in Motion Planning for Human-Drone Interaction22 citations · 2023