Angelika C. Bullinger
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7
Total Citations
45
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About
Angelika C. Bullinger is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI), assistive robotics, and inclusive design. Her work focuses on making collaborative robots safer, more intuitive, and accessible to diverse users—including those with visual impairments. Bullinger’s most cited paper (20 citations) explores the use of virtual reality to study emotional experiences in fenceless human-robot collaboration, addressing critical safety and design challenges before real-world deployment. She has pioneered telepresence robots for industrial environments and developed voice-user interfaces for seamless object handovers between robots and users with full or impaired sight. Her 2024 study on ergonomic evaluation of robotic handovers for blind users highlights her commitment to accessibility in automation. Bullinger’s research also extends to improving hybrid meetings through telepresence robots and integrating assistive robots into flexible automotive manufacturing. With a growing portfolio of work that bridges engineering, psychology, and inclusive design, she is shaping the future of collaborative robotics where safety, empathy, and universal access are paramount.
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- 5Assistive Robots in Highly Flexible Automotive Manufacturing Processes3 citations · 2018
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