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Christian Von is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focus on the social dynamics that enable long-term relationships between humans and autonomous agents. His work explores how robots and agents can serve as helpers, coaches, and companions, emphasizing the critical need for trust and engagement in these interactions. In his highly cited paper, "Social interaction with robots and agents: Where do we stand, where do we go?" (2009, 18 citations), Von provides a foundational overview of the field, identifying key challenges and future directions for designing social agents that can sustain meaningful connections with users. This work has influenced subsequent research on trust-building and relational longevity in human-robot partnerships. Von’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging theoretical frameworks with practical design considerations, making his research essential reading for students and scholars interested in the social implications of robotics. His insights continue to shape how we understand and develop agents that are not just functional, but genuinely relational.
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