Jamie Chan-Pensley
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Dr Jamie Chan-Pensley is a leading voice in the socio-technical integration of robotics within critical infrastructure, with a primary focus on the rail sector. Her research uniquely bridges engineering, organisational psychology, and public policy to address the human and societal dimensions of automation. Her seminal work, "Human, Organisational and Societal Factors in Robotic Rail Infrastructure Maintenance" (2022), has garnered 8 citations and is foundational in arguing that successful robotic deployment depends not just on technical capability but on reshaping team dynamics, organisational workflows, and public trust. Dr Chan-Pensley’s contributions have been instrumental in moving the conversation beyond efficiency metrics to include workforce wellbeing and sustainable societal outcomes. She is widely recognised for her interdisciplinary approach, which has informed policy frameworks for safe human-robot collaboration in high-stakes environments. Her research continues to shape how engineers and policymakers think about the future of automated maintenance, ensuring that technological progress is aligned with human and organisational needs.
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