Dominika Lisy
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About
Dominika Lisy is an emerging scholar whose research sits at the compelling intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI), gender studies, and social robotics. Her work critically examines how gender is assigned to humanoid robots and the downstream effects these design choices have on how people perceive and interact with robotic systems. Her most influential contribution, a scoping review on "Robot's Gendering Trouble," has garnered 46 citations since its 2023 publication, establishing her as a key voice in unpacking the often-overlooked social and ethical dimensions of robot design. By systematically mapping how the HRI community has conceptualized, manipulated, and studied robot gender, Lisy provides researchers and designers with an essential analytical foundation for making more thoughtful, inclusive choices in robotics development. Her editorial role in the Special Issue on *Gendering Robots (GenR)* further signals her growing influence in shaping scholarly conversations around ongoing configurations of gender in robotics. For students and researchers grappling with questions of bias, representation, and social impact in emerging technologies, Lisy's work offers both rigorous methodology and timely critical perspective on where robotics meets human identity.
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