Chengqi Xue
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Chengqi Xue is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction and cognitive neuroscience, with a focus on how users perceive and emotionally engage with anthropomorphic robots. Their key research areas include the neural mechanisms of human-robot interaction, affective computing, and the psychological impact of robot design. Xue’s most notable contribution is their 2024 EEG study, which reveals how varying degrees of robot anthropomorphism influence users’ perceptual and emotional processing. By demonstrating that highly human-like robots trigger distinct neural responses—enhancing emotional engagement but also potentially increasing cognitive load—this work provides critical insights for designing robots that foster trust and comfort in social contexts. With 13 citations to date, this study has already shaped discussions in human-robot interaction and user experience design. Xue’s research bridges engineering, psychology, and neuroscience, offering practical guidelines for creating robots that integrate seamlessly into human environments. Their work is essential for students and researchers exploring the future of socially intelligent robotics, emphasizing the delicate balance between realism and user acceptance.
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