Francesco Bifulco
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Francesco Bifulco is a researcher at the intersection of service innovation, tourism, and cultural heritage, with a particular focus on how emerging technologies can transform visitor experiences. His work explores the role of social robots as novel tools for engagement, especially in museum and edutainment contexts. In his most cited study, "Social robots as a tool to involve student in museum edutainment programs" (2020, 9 citations), Bifulco conducted an empirical analysis demonstrating how social robots can actively involve students in co-designing interactive museum applications. This contribution highlights his broader interest in service design and the human-technology interface within the cultural and tourism industries. While his citation impact is still growing, his work represents an important early step in understanding how robotics can enhance educational and cultural participation. Bifulco’s research is particularly relevant for scholars and practitioners interested in service innovation, human-robot interaction, and the digital transformation of heritage experiences.
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