Anna‐Sophie Ulfert
Papers
2
Total Citations
6
H-Index
2
About
Anna-Sophie Ulfert is a leading voice in the future of industrial work, specializing in human-robot collaboration, employee adaptation, and the optimization of training within learning factories. Her research places the human experience at the center of technological change, moving beyond technical feasibility to explore how workers can thrive alongside collaborative robots. Ulfert’s most impactful work, “Optimizing Training for Human-Robot Collaboration in Learning Factories: An Employee-Centered Perspective,” has garnered 4 citations and establishes a critical framework for designing training that prioritizes worker confidence and competence. In her recent study, “Employees' adaptation to human–robot cooperation: a career adaptability perspective,” she pioneers the application of career adaptability theory to industrial settings, revealing how workers’ initial encounters with robots shape their learning strategies and skill development. By framing adaptation as a proactive, career-long process rather than a one-time event, Ulfert provides actionable insights for organizations navigating Industry 4.0. Her work is essential reading for researchers and practitioners seeking to build resilient, human-centric workplaces where both people and automation can succeed.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1
- 2