Kevin Salubre
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About
Kevin Salubre is a rising researcher in human-computer interaction and urban mobility, with a focused interest in the social dynamics of micromobility. His work explores how emerging transportation technologies—such as e-scooters and delivery robots—can be integrated into cities in ways that foster cooperation and safety among all road users. Salubre’s major contribution lies in investigating prosocial behavior in hybrid human-machine environments. In his most-cited paper, “Can we enhance prosocial behavior? Using post-ride feedback to improve micromobility interactions” (2024, 5 citations), he demonstrates how simple feedback mechanisms can encourage courteous riding. He extends this work in “Exploring Micromobility Users’ Prosocial Behavior with Ride Feedback in Immersive Virtual Environments” (2025), using VR to simulate real-world interactions. Though early in his career, Salubre’s research addresses a critical gap in the societal acceptance of micromobility, offering practical, behavior-based solutions for more harmonious urban streets. His work is essential reading for anyone interested in the human side of smart city innovation.
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