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Luisa Vervier is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-centered design and advanced manufacturing, with a primary focus on the **Internet of Production (IoP)** and **Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC)** . Her work critically examines how emerging technologies—from AI-driven automation to digital shadows—can be integrated into production environments in ways that empower rather than displace workers. Vervier’s most cited study (10 citations) investigates the usability and acceptance of different HRC collaboration types in textile production, revealing key insights into operator trust and system design. She is a core contributor to the interdisciplinary research cluster “Internet of Production,” where she has published multiple works on **actionable AI for manufacturing**, **humane interfaces for digital shadows**, and the **sustainability challenges of Industry 4.0**. Her research consistently bridges engineering, ergonomics, and organizational psychology, advocating for work systems that are both productive and healthy. Vervier’s recent work (2025) introduces a novel semantic differential scale for measuring technology acceptance, moving beyond traditional agreement-based surveys. With a growing citation footprint and a clear commitment to sociotechnical innovation, Vervier is shaping the future of human-centered, sustainable production.