Madison Moxley-Fuentes

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Madison Moxley-Fuentes investigates the intersection of human cognition and robotic teleoperation, focusing on how individual differences in visuospatial ability—particularly those shaped by video gaming experience—influence performance in remote robot operation. Her work bridges cognitive psychology and human-robot interaction, exploring how factors like gaming frequency and viewing perspective affect operators’ efficiency and accuracy in teleoperation tasks. Her most-cited paper, “The influence of gaming frequency and viewing perspective on a remote robot operation task” (2020), builds on foundational research linking gaming to enhanced visuospatial skills and applies these insights to practical challenges in robotics. While her citation count is still growing, her research offers valuable implications for training operators in fields such as search-and-rescue, space exploration, and hazardous environment management. By connecting everyday gaming habits to complex technical tasks, Moxley-Fuentes highlights the potential of leveraging natural cognitive strengths to improve human-robot collaboration. Her work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in cognitive ergonomics, teleoperation, and the design of user-friendly robotic interfaces.