Chih‐Ling Chen
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Dr. Chih-Ling Chen is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on the psychological and social dynamics between humans and humanoid robots. Her work explores how personality traits—both human and robotic—shape perceptions, trust, and collaboration in human-robot teams. In her highly cited 2022 study, "The Influence of Personality Traits in Human-Humanoid Robot Interaction," Dr. Chen demonstrated that a robot’s perceived personality significantly affects how humans evaluate its competence and warmth, as well as their willingness to engage in joint tasks. This foundational research has garnered attention for bridging social psychology and robotics, offering practical insights for designing more intuitive and socially aware robotic agents. With over 5 citations to this work, Dr. Chen’s contributions are shaping the next generation of humanoid robots that can adapt to human social cues. Her interdisciplinary approach—combining experimental design, personality theory, and human factors—positions her as a key voice in making human-robot collaboration more natural, effective, and trustworthy.
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