My Andersson
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About
My Andersson is a rising researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, with a focus on creating safer, more intuitive collaborative environments for Industry 5.0. Her work centers on the critical challenge of trust and perceived safety between humans and collaborative robots (cobots), exploring how technology can bridge the gap between technical capability and human comfort. In her most-cited paper, "Improved interaction with collaborative robots - evaluation of event-specific haptic feedback in virtual reality" (2024, 6 citations), Andersson pioneers the use of haptic feedback in VR to enhance operator trust and situational awareness. This study demonstrates that targeted vibrations can significantly improve a user’s sense of control and reduce anxiety when working alongside cobots. By addressing the psychological barriers to human-robot collaboration, Andersson’s research directly supports the human-centric shift in modern manufacturing. Her work is particularly notable for its practical, user-centered methodology, offering actionable insights for designing safer, more accepted robotic systems. As a young scholar, her early citation impact signals a promising trajectory in shaping how humans and machines will work together in the factories of the future.
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