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Liu Yao's research focuses on the critical intersection of robotics, security, and privacy, with a particular emphasis on human-robot interaction in sensitive environments. Their most-cited work, "Security and privacy issues related to the workplace-based security robot system" (2021), addresses a foundational challenge: how robots can operate effectively while managing uncertainty in their world models, especially when interacting with humans. This paper introduces the concept of a robot interaction with security and privacy issues (RISAPI), highlighting the need for adaptive behavior in the face of ambiguous or incomplete information about human intentions. Though early in its citation trajectory, this work lays important groundwork for designing trustworthy autonomous systems in workplaces. Yao's contributions are particularly relevant as robots become more prevalent in security roles, where privacy concerns are paramount. By framing uncertainty as both a technical and ethical challenge, Liu Yao is helping shape the future of responsible robotics—a field that will only grow in importance as autonomous systems become ubiquitous in our daily lives.
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