Hsing-Hao Lee
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Dr. Hsing-Hao Lee is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on the psychological and attitudinal factors that shape technology adoption across the lifespan. Their most cited work, "Age Difference in Perceived Ease of Use, Curiosity, and Implicit Negative Attitude toward Robots" (2019, 75 citations), provides critical insights into how older adults form both conscious and unconscious attitudes toward assistive robots after direct interaction. This research has profound implications for designing more inclusive robotic systems for aging populations and care facilities. Dr. Lee’s contributions bridge cognitive psychology and robotics, demonstrating that perceived ease of use and curiosity significantly mediate age-related differences in technology acceptance. By uncovering implicit negative attitudes that explicit surveys often miss, their work helps engineers and policymakers address hidden barriers to robot adoption among seniors. With a growing citation impact, Dr. Lee’s findings are increasingly referenced in studies on gerontechnology, human factors engineering, and socially assistive robotics. Their research not only advances theoretical understanding of human-robot trust but also offers practical guidance for creating robots that older adults are more willing to embrace in daily life.
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