Fareed Bordbar

University of Alabama, University of Memphis

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Fareed Bordbar is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-robot interaction, law enforcement technology, and public safety ethics. His research focuses primarily on the integration of teleoperated communication robots into policing and first-response contexts, exploring how these systems can protect officers and civilians alike during high-risk situations. Bordbar's most influential contribution, "Analyzing Human-Robot Trust in Police Work Using a Teleoperated Communicative Robot" (2021), has garnered 15 citations and examines the critical dynamics of trust between law enforcement officers and robotic systems — a foundational concern for practical deployment. His subsequent work broadens this lens considerably, addressing public perception, privacy, safety, and ethical dimensions of deploying communication robots in law enforcement settings, reflecting a thoughtful awareness that technological adoption must be socially responsible. His 2024 publication continues this investigative trajectory, positioning communication robots as legitimate safety tools for first responders during volatile social interactions. Across his body of work, Bordbar consistently champions a human-centered approach to robotics research, balancing operational effectiveness with ethical accountability. With 25 cumulative citations across three focused publications, he represents a promising voice in the growing field of law enforcement robotics and responsible human-robot collaboration.