Jatin Arora
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Jatin Arora is a researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, robotics, and computer-supported cooperative work. His primary research focuses on enhancing remote collaboration by leveraging robotic embodiment and peripheral awareness. His most-cited work, "RemoteCoDe: Robotic Embodiment for Enhancing Peripheral Awareness in Remote Collaboration Tasks" (2022, 23 citations), introduces a novel system that uses a robotic proxy to allow remote collaborators to maintain awareness of physical artifacts and each other's actions during design tasks. This work addresses a critical gap in remote collaboration—the loss of peripheral cues that are natural in co-located settings. By designing robotic systems that mimic human spatial awareness, Arora's contributions help bridge the gap between physical and digital collaboration spaces. His research has implications for fields ranging from architecture to engineering design, where hands-on manipulation of physical objects is essential. With growing interest in hybrid work environments, Arora's work is increasingly recognized for its practical impact on how teams can effectively collaborate across distances while preserving the richness of embodied interaction.
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