Nelusa Pathmanathan
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Nelusa Pathmanathan is a researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, augmented reality (AR), and sustainable construction. Her work focuses on enabling intuitive, multi-human-robot collaboration in complex industrial settings, particularly within timber construction—a field where precision and safety are paramount. In her most-cited paper, "Exploring the Use of Augmented Reality for Multi-human-robot Collaboration with Industry Users in Timber Construction" (2025), she demonstrates how AR interfaces can bridge communication gaps between human teams and robotic systems, allowing for real-time task coordination and error reduction. This contribution addresses a critical challenge in Industry 4.0: making advanced automation accessible and effective for non-expert users. While her citation count is still growing, her early impact is evident in the practical, user-centered methodology she employs, working directly with industry partners to validate her solutions. Pathmanathan’s research is notable for its forward-looking approach, blending cognitive ergonomics with cutting-edge AR technology to reshape how humans and robots collaborate in high-stakes environments. Her work holds promise for transforming not only timber construction but also broader applications in manufacturing and architecture.
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