Olga Dunajeva

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Olga Dunajeva is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI), intelligent automation, and collaborative robotics — fields of growing importance as industries transition from Industry 4.0 toward the human-centric vision of Industry 5.0. Her research addresses some of the most pressing challenges in modern robotics: how machines can safely, effectively, and trustworthily operate alongside humans in shared environments. Her most-cited contribution, a 2025 systematic literature review on trust and trustworthiness in HRI (20 citations), has quickly established itself as a key reference for researchers examining how human-centered design principles shape our relationship with intelligent systems. Complementing this, her work on fuzzy logic applications in collaborative robot control explores how uncertainty and dynamic environments can be better managed through adaptive control strategies, while her conceptual framework for safety and risk analysis in HRI provides structured methodological tools for evaluating human-robot collaboration scenarios. With 26 cumulative citations across three publications — all released in 2025 — Dunajeva demonstrates a remarkably productive research trajectory. Her interdisciplinary approach, bridging cognitive trust, control engineering, and safety analysis, positions her as a promising voice in the rapidly evolving field of collaborative robotics and intelligent human-machine systems.