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Anja Lund is a leading researcher at the intersection of smart textiles, wearable technology, and human-robot interaction. Her work centers on developing functional, comfortable, and washable textile-based sensors and interfaces, with a strong emphasis on real-world applications like physical rehabilitation. Lund’s most cited paper (2015, 60 citations) introduces an entirely polymer-based motion sensing glove using piezoelectric PVDF fibers and printed PEDOT:PSS electrodes, prioritizing wearer comfort and machine washability—a crucial step toward practical e-textiles. She also explores affective computing, as in her 2018 study (24 citations) on tactile emotion conveyance between humans and the NAO robot, designing a wearable interface that enables robots to interpret touch-based emotions. This work bridges soft robotics and human-robot interaction, highlighting her ability to merge material science with user-centered design. Lund’s contributions are notable for advancing durable, textile-integrated electronics and for pioneering research on how wearables can mediate emotional communication, making her a key figure in the future of responsive, empathetic technology.
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