Lucie Reynaud

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Lucie Reynaud is a rising researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and mixed reality (MR), pioneering intuitive interfaces for remote robotic control. Her most-cited work, "HoloSpot: Intuitive Object Manipulation via Mixed Reality Drag-and-Drop" (2024), introduces a novel MR-based drag-and-drop paradigm that allows operators to manipulate robots in hazardous environments—such as disaster zones or nuclear facilities—without physical presence. This contribution addresses a critical gap: enabling seamless human oversight while minimizing risk. Though early in her career, Reynaud’s approach has already garnered attention (2 citations), signaling its potential to reshape teleoperation. Her research emphasizes usability and safety, bridging virtual and physical worlds to make robot control as natural as interacting with digital objects. By focusing on real-world applications where human judgment is irreplaceable, Reynaud is laying groundwork for safer, more accessible remote operations. As she continues to refine these interfaces, her work promises to empower operators in high-stakes settings, from space exploration to deep-sea maintenance.