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Jana Plomin is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI), with a particular focus on the methodological validity of experimental settings. Her most cited work, "Virtual reality check: a comparison of virtual reality, screen-based, and real world settings as research methods for HRI" (2023, 11 citations), addresses a critical question in the field: whether robots are perceived and experienced similarly in virtual reality (VR) and screen-based (SB) environments as they are in the physical world. By systematically comparing these three settings, Plomin provides essential insights into the trade-offs between cost, effort, and experimental fidelity in HRI research. Her work is foundational for researchers seeking to leverage VR and SB methods without compromising the ecological validity of their findings. Plomin’s contributions are particularly valuable for advancing scalable and accessible HRI experiments, and her research continues to shape best practices in the field. With a growing citation impact, she is recognized as a key voice in ensuring that methodological innovations in HRI remain grounded in real-world applicability.
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