Lisa-Marie Schraick

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Dr. Lisa-Marie Schraick is a leading voice in human-robot interaction, with a focused expertise in the usability and safety of collaborative robotic systems. Her most-cited work, "Usability in human-robot collaborative workspaces" (2024, 10 citations), pioneers the application of human-robot collaboration in the previously under-researched fields of forestry and agroforestry. By deploying platforms such as Boston Dynamics’ Spot and the AgileX Bunker with a movable arm, Dr. Schraick’s experimental research provides critical insights into how operators can safely and effectively work alongside autonomous machines in rugged, unstructured environments. Her contributions are foundational for designing intuitive interfaces and workflows that bridge the gap between advanced robotics and practical, real-world tasks. This work not only expands the boundaries of collaborative robotics but also addresses pressing labor shortages in agriculture and conservation. Dr. Schraick’s research is essential reading for engineers and human-factors specialists aiming to build robust, user-centered robotic systems for challenging outdoor domains.