Chiara Rossato

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Total Citations

190

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Chiara Rossato is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors and collaborative robotics (cobots) in modern manufacturing. Her work critically examines how the integration of cobots into production systems impacts the human workforce, focusing on the subjective experiences and acceptance of this technology across different age groups. Rossato’s most influential paper, “Human factors in cobot era: a review of modern production systems features” (2022), has garnered 144 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding the psychosocial dynamics of human-robot collaboration. She has further advanced this field with her highly cited study “Facing with Collaborative Robots: The Subjective Experience in Senior and Younger Workers” (2021, 40 citations), which reveals critical generational differences in cobot acceptance. Her notable work on adaptive assembly workstations provides qualitative insights into designing inclusive systems for both senior and adult workers. Rossato’s research is pivotal for industries seeking to implement collaborative automation while prioritizing worker well-being, making her a key voice in the ergonomic and social dimensions of Industry 4.0.