Cuong Nguyen
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1
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15
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About
Cuong Nguyen is a researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI) and socially intelligent systems, with a focus on designing autonomous agents that engage naturally with people. His most-cited work, "Designing a Personality-Driven Robot for a Human-Robot Interaction Scenario" (2019, 15 citations), explores how a robot’s personality—socially engaged versus competitive—affects user acceptance in a dice game scenario. This case study demonstrates his contribution to embedding nuanced social traits into AI, moving beyond functional interaction to create more relatable and accepted robotic companions. Nguyen’s research bridges robotics, psychology, and AI, offering insights into how personality-driven design can shape user trust and engagement. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in socially assistive robots, affective computing, and the ethical design of autonomous systems. By investigating the subtle impact of robot demeanor, Nguyen helps pave the way for more intuitive and human-centered HRI.
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- 1Designing a Personality-Driven Robot for a Human-Robot Interaction Scenario15 citations · 2019