Adhityan Srinivasan

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Adhityan Srinivasan explores the intersection of human-robot interaction and ethical technology design, with a focus on accessible, child-friendly robotics. His most cited work, "Dance dance Pleo" (2011, 13 citations), introduces a low-cost, interactive system using the Pleo robot platform to engage children through turn-taking and dance. This system enables users to teach new movements via visual and haptic cues, providing immediate feedback to foster intuitive learning and social engagement. Srinivasan’s contribution lies in democratizing robotics for educational and therapeutic contexts, emphasizing simplicity and user agency. In "Stop the Robot Apocalypse: the New Utilitarians" (2015, 4 citations), he critically examines ethical frameworks in AI development, advocating for utilitarian approaches to mitigate risks. While his citation counts reflect a niche but growing impact, his work is notable for bridging technical innovation with child-centered design and ethical foresight. Srinivasan’s research offers valuable insights for students and researchers interested in accessible robotics, human-robot collaboration, and the societal implications of autonomous systems.