Ann Kathrin Stinder

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Ann Kathrin Stinder’s research explores the critical intersection of robotics, artificial intelligence, and societal acceptance, with a particular focus on care applications. Her most cited work, “How Can Robotics Be Integrated into the Field of Care and Acceptance by the Population for the Use of Artificial Intelligence Be Strengthened?” (2019), addresses a pressing challenge in modern healthcare: how to ethically and effectively introduce AI-driven robotic systems into care settings while ensuring public trust. Though early in its citation impact (2 citations), this foundational paper lays important groundwork for understanding user perceptions and barriers to adoption. Stinder’s contributions are notable for bridging technical feasibility with human-centered design, emphasizing that successful integration of robotics in care depends as much on social acceptance as on technological advancement. Her work speaks directly to policymakers, engineers, and caregivers navigating the future of assistive technologies. By focusing on the human dimension of AI deployment, Stinder helps shape a more inclusive and responsible approach to innovation in care—a timely and essential perspective as robotics increasingly enters everyday life.