Jake Mamros
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Jake Mamros is a researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and affective computing, with a focus on how robots’ physical and auditory features shape human perception. His most-cited work, “The Effects of Robot Appearances, Voice Types, and Emotions on Emotion Perception Accuracy and Subjective Perception on Robots” (2020, 9 citations), systematically investigates how variations in robot design—such as appearance and voice—influence people’s ability to accurately interpret robot emotions and their overall subjective impressions. This study provides foundational insights for designing socially intelligent robots that communicate effectively with humans. Mamros’s contributions are particularly relevant to creating more intuitive and trustworthy robotic systems in healthcare, education, and service settings. By bridging engineering and psychology, his work advances understanding of how subtle design choices impact human-robot interaction quality. With a growing citation record, Mamros is establishing himself as a thoughtful voice in the field, offering practical guidance for engineers and designers aiming to build robots that are not only functional but also emotionally resonant.
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