J. Gabriel Amores
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About
J. Gabriel Amores is a leading researcher at the intersection of child-robot interaction (CRI) and natural language processing, with a focus on deploying social robots in real-world, unstructured environments. His work centers on the Haru4Kids platform, a family-oriented robot designed for long-term cohabitation in children’s homes. Amores’s major contributions include pioneering studies on how children and parents perceive and engage with robots outside controlled labs. His 2022 paper, “Living with Haru4Kids,” (16 citations) provides foundational insights into child and parent perceptions during extended home cohabitation. He further advanced the field with a 2023 study on child-robot conversation “in the wild,” tackling practical language processing challenges unique to home settings. Amores also addresses critical ethical dimensions, as seen in his 2025 work on stakeholder privacy perspectives with social robots in pediatric care. His research not only demonstrates technical innovation—achieving sustained engagement over two-week home deployments—but also shapes the responsible integration of social robots into family and healthcare networks. Amores’s work is essential for anyone developing autonomous systems that must navigate the complexities of real-world, child-centric interaction.
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