Andi Tenriawaru
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About
Andi Tenriawaru is a researcher at the forefront of smart city innovation, specializing in the complex interplay between human behavior and intelligent systems. Her primary research areas include socio-emotional computing, crowd dynamics, and human-robot interaction within urban environments. Tenriawaru’s major contribution lies in developing intelligent control frameworks that model how social and emotional factors influence pedestrian crowd behavior, a critical challenge for integrating autonomous machines—like drones and smart cars—into human-centric cities. Her most-cited paper, “Intelligent Socio-Emotional Control of Pedestrian Crowd behaviour inside Smart City” (2021, 6 citations), provides foundational insights into managing the delicate coexistence of humans and technology. This work highlights her ability to bridge social science and artificial intelligence, addressing the often-overlooked emotional dimensions of crowd movement. Tenriawaru’s research is pivotal for designing safer, more responsive urban spaces where human-machine interaction is seamless. Her achievements underscore a commitment to humanizing smart city technologies, making her a notable voice in the emerging field of socio-technical urban planning.
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