Jennifer Zamora
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Dr. Jennifer Zamora is a leading voice in human-robot interaction, with a focused expertise on the social integration of autonomous systems in public spaces. Her work critically examines the complex dynamics of human acceptance, particularly in the emerging field of last-mile goods delivery. In her highly cited 2023 paper, "Human acceptance in the Human-Robot Interaction scenario for last-mile goods delivery," Dr. Zamora pioneered a framework that moves beyond simple user acceptance to analyze the perspectives of all human roles—from pedestrians to shop owners—interacting with robots in urban environments. This holistic approach has become foundational for designing socially acceptable robotic systems, earning her work 13 citations in a rapidly evolving field. Her major contribution lies in demonstrating that successful deployment of service robots requires not just technical proficiency, but a deep understanding of the diverse social fabric they enter. Dr. Zamora’s research is essential reading for engineers and policymakers alike, providing the empirical and theoretical groundwork for a future where robots coexist seamlessly with people in our shared public spaces.
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