Jesper Kjeldskov
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Jesper Kjeldskov is a leading voice in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), with a particular focus on how people engage with technology in domestic and collaborative settings. His work critically examines the gap between the promise of automation and the reality of everyday use. In his highly cited 2022 paper, “Non-Dyadic Interaction,” Kjeldskov provides a comprehensive literature review of 15 years of HRI conference publications, mapping the field’s shift beyond simple one-to-one interaction and identifying crucial future research areas. This work has garnered 51 citations, highlighting its influence in shaping the next wave of multi-party robot design. Kjeldskov also made a significant contribution with his 2021 study, “Domestic Robots and the Dream of Automation,” which challenges prevailing HCI research by focusing on human intervention in automated systems like vacuum cleaners. By revealing how users actively intervene in robot tasks, he redefines our understanding of autonomy in the home. His research is essential reading for students and scholars interested in the real-world, non-dyadic complexities of living with robots.
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