Jiashuo Luo

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Jiashuo Luo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI) and cognitive science, with a focus on how robotic systems influence human cognition, emotion, and behavior. Her most-cited work, "Impact of Multi-Robot Presence and Anthropomorphism on Human Cognition and Emotion" (2024, 10 citations), investigates how varying robot parameters—such as anthropomorphism and group presence—affect human cognitive load and emotional responses, providing foundational insights for designing socially aware robots in ubiquitous environments. Luo also introduced innovative concepts in human-robot engagement with "SwarmFidget: Exploring Programmable Actuated Fidgeting with Swarm Robots" (2023), which pioneers the use of actuated swarm robots as interactive fidget devices to support attention and emotional regulation. This work bridges robotics and behavioral science, opening new avenues for therapeutic and productivity-enhancing technologies. With a growing citation footprint, Luo’s contributions are shaping the design of empathetic, context-aware robotic systems, and her research is increasingly recognized for its relevance to both academic HRI communities and practical applications in education, healthcare, and workplace well-being.