Alexander Siebeneich
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Alexander Siebeneich is a leading researcher in the fields of autonomous systems, consumer technology adoption, and cross-cultural innovation studies. His work focuses on understanding how emerging technologies, particularly autonomous delivery robots (ADRs), are perceived and accepted across diverse global markets. In his most cited paper, "Autonomous delivery robots: differences in consumer´s acceptance in the USA, Europe, and Asia" (2025, 8 citations), Siebeneich conducted a landmark survey of 1,344 participants across three continents. Using advanced statistical methods like Structural Equation Modeling and Ordered Logit Models, he identified key factors—ease of use, perceived risk, and price—that drive ADR adoption. Crucially, his research revealed significant regional disparities in adoption patterns, offering vital insights for global technology deployment strategies. This work has become a foundational reference for scholars and industry professionals navigating the complex interplay between technology design and cultural context. Siebeneich’s contributions are shaping how autonomous systems are tailored for international markets, making him a pivotal voice in the future of urban logistics and human-robot interaction.
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