Gurpreet Kaur
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Dr. Gurpreet Kaur is a leading voice in the emerging field of human-robot collaboration (HRC), with a focused expertise on the socio-technical dynamics of industrial robotization. Her most cited work, "Studying Worker Perceptions on Safety, Autonomy, and Job Security in Human-Robot Collaboration" (2023, 12 citations), provides a critical, worker-centered analysis of how collaborative robots impact blue-collar environments. Rather than focusing solely on technical efficiency, Dr. Kaur’s research uniquely investigates the human side of automation, exploring how varying levels of robotic assistance shape workers’ sense of safety, autonomy, and job security. This contribution is vital for designing ethical and sustainable HRC systems that prioritize worker well-being alongside productivity. By centering the perceptions of those most affected by automation, her work informs policy and design guidelines for inclusive industrial workplaces. Dr. Kaur’s research is essential reading for students and researchers in human factors, organizational psychology, and robotics ethics, offering a nuanced perspective on how to build a future where humans and robots can thrive together.
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