Georgios Vleioras
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Georgios Vleioras is a researcher whose work lies at the compelling intersection of human-robot interaction, cognitive psychology, and emotional computing. His most-cited paper, “Am I Talking to a Human or a Robot?” (2019, 7 citations), offers a foundational exploration into how humans perceive humanoid robots and how that perception influences their cognitive and emotional states. This preliminary study is a key contribution to understanding the psychological dynamics of human-machine communication, particularly the uncanny valley effect and trust calibration. Vleioras’s research helps bridge the gap between technical robotics and human factors, providing insights crucial for designing more intuitive and socially acceptable artificial agents. By examining real-time cognitive load and emotional responses during interaction, his work informs the development of empathetic and responsive robotic systems. While his citation count reflects the emerging nature of this field, his study is a notable early step in a rapidly growing area, establishing a foundation for future work on how humans relate to increasingly lifelike machines.
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