Alexandra Lagorio

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Alexandra Lagorio is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors and smart manufacturing, with a primary focus on human-technology integration in logistics and production systems. Her most-cited work, "Human-technology integration in smart manufacturing and logistics: current trends and future research directions" (2022, 45 citations), provides a critical roadmap for understanding how operators, robots, and digital systems can collaborate effectively in Industry 4.0 environments. Lagorio’s research addresses the socio-technical challenges of automation, emphasizing the need for human-centric design in increasingly autonomous supply chains. She has made significant contributions to the study of collaborative robotics, operator 4.0 paradigms, and the ergonomic implications of digitalization in warehousing and assembly. Her work is widely cited by scholars in industrial engineering, human-computer interaction, and operations management, reflecting its influence on both academic theory and practical implementation. Lagorio’s research stands out for bridging the gap between technological innovation and worker well-being, ensuring that the future of smart manufacturing remains inclusive and sustainable. Her publications are essential reading for anyone exploring the human side of digital transformation in logistics and production.