Everlyne Kimani

Papers

Total Citations

H-Index

About

Everlyne Kimani is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and science communication, best known for exploring how social robots can transform public speaking and educational experiences. Her most-cited work, "Sharing the Spotlight: Co-presenting with a Humanoid Robot" (2022), investigates the use of mobile humanoid robots as co-presenters to reduce public speaking anxiety and improve presentation quality among scientists. This innovative study, which has garnered 3 citations, demonstrates how robots can share the stage with human speakers, offering real-time support and audience engagement—a novel approach to addressing the widespread challenge of poor presentations and high anxiety in academic settings. Kimani’s contributions extend to designing interactive robotic systems that enhance collaborative learning and communication, bridging robotics, psychology, and pedagogy. Her work has been recognized for its creativity and practical implications, earning her a reputation as a forward-thinking scholar in human-robot collaboration. By reimagining the role of robots as partners rather than tools, Kimani is shaping how future researchers and educators harness technology to foster confidence, clarity, and connection in public discourse.