Sogand Hasanzadeh
University of Indianapolis, Purdue University West Lafayette
Papers
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Total Citations
80
H-Index
5
About
Sogand Hasanzadeh is an emerging researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, workplace safety, and autonomous systems in the construction industry. Her work addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing tomorrow's built environment: how human workers can effectively and safely collaborate alongside robots, drones, and AI-driven systems. Hasanzadeh has made significant contributions to understanding worker-robot trust dynamics, including how responsibility attribution during task failures, system errors, and informational breakdowns shape workers' confidence in autonomous teammates. Her highly cited 2024 systematic review on human-robot trust frameworks (27 citations) has quickly established itself as a foundational reference in the field. Beyond trust, she investigates mental workload, situational awareness, and attentional allocation during worker-drone interactions, employing innovative mixed-reality environments to simulate high-risk construction scenarios. Her more recent work explores AI-driven safety assistants and personalized trust prediction models, reflecting a forward-looking research agenda. Collectively accumulating over 80 citations in a short career span, Hasanzadeh's scholarship is shaping how the construction industry approaches the human side of automation, making her a compelling voice in construction engineering and human factors research.
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