Lucca Julie Nellemann
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Lucca Julie Nellemann’s research centers on human-robot interaction (HRI), with a particular focus on how people subjectively experience social robots in real-world public settings. Her most cited work, a 2018 field study conducted at Aalborg Airport, stands as a notable contribution to understanding HRI outside the lab. In this study, Nellemann deployed a remotely controlled Double robot to recruit Danish travelers, eliciting 23 distinct attributes of interaction that captured users’ nuanced emotional and cognitive responses. This work, with 8 citations, provides foundational insights into the design and deployment of social robots in high-traffic, everyday environments—a growing area of interest as robots increasingly enter public spaces. By prioritizing subjective experience over technical metrics, Nellemann’s research bridges human-centered design and robotics, offering practical guidance for creating more intuitive and accepted robotic assistants. Her work is particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring the social dynamics of HRI, demonstrating how field studies can reveal the subtle, often overlooked factors that shape human-robot encounters. Nellemann’s contributions underscore the importance of context and user perception in advancing socially aware robotics.
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