Kouichi Enami
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Kouichi Enami is a researcher focused on the critical intersection of human-autonomy interaction and trust dynamics in multi-device systems. His most-cited work, "Multi-device trust transfer: Can trust be transferred among multiple devices?" (2022, 9 citations), addresses a foundational question in automation technology: as humans increasingly collaborate with multiple autonomous systems—from robots to self-driving cars—how does trust evolve across different devices? Enami’s major contribution lies in exploring whether trust established in one autonomous system can be transferred to another, a concept with profound implications for designing safer, more intuitive human-machine teams. This work challenges traditional single-device trust models and opens new avenues for understanding user behavior in complex, multi-agent environments. By investigating the psychological and technical mechanisms behind trust transfer, Enami helps pave the way for more seamless and reliable human-autonomy collaboration. His research is particularly relevant for engineers and psychologists designing next-generation autonomous systems, offering insights that could enhance user acceptance and system adoption.
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