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Antonin Soussan is a leading voice at the intersection of service robotics, human–robot interaction (HRI), and applied ethics. His research critically examines how ethical considerations—such as privacy, autonomy, and trust—shape users’ willingness to adopt robots in frontline service contexts. In his highly cited 2022 study, “How Ethical Issues Raised by Human–Robot Interaction can Impact the Intention to use the Robot?” (73 citations), Soussan conducted a user study demonstrating that ethical concerns are not peripheral but central to technology acceptance. This work has become a cornerstone for researchers designing responsible, user-centered robotic systems. By bridging empirical HRI with normative ethics, Soussan’s contributions help ensure that as robots become more prevalent in everyday service roles, their deployment respects human values. His scholarship is essential reading for anyone studying the social implications of automation and the design of ethically-aware autonomous systems.
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