Janna Grove
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Janna Grove’s research lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction and cognitive engineering, with a focus on how people perceive, trust, and collaborate with intelligent machines. Her most-cited work, “From Tools to Teammates: Toward the Development of Appropriate Mental Models for Intelligent Robots” (2011), has garnered 8 citations and remains a foundational contribution to the field. In this paper, Grove explores the critical shift in how humans conceptualize robots—moving from viewing them as simple tools to recognizing them as dynamic teammates. She argues that developing accurate mental models is essential for effective human-robot teamwork, particularly in high-stakes environments like healthcare and disaster response. Grove’s work has influenced subsequent research on trust calibration and interface design, and she is recognized for bridging cognitive science and robotics. Her insights continue to shape how engineers and psychologists approach the design of autonomous systems, making her a key voice in the evolving conversation about human-machine collaboration.
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