Pascal Jansen
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About
Pascal Jansen is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-robot interaction, autonomous systems, and urban technology. His research explores how robots integrate into everyday public and social environments, with a particular focus on communication strategies that make autonomous systems more transparent and accessible to laypersons encountering them spontaneously. Jansen's most notable work investigates pedestrian behavior around autonomous cleaning robots in public spaces, examining how these systems can be designed to minimize critical situations and foster smoother coexistence between humans and machines. This timely research addresses a growing real-world challenge as autonomous robots become increasingly prevalent in shared urban environments. His work on PlantPal further demonstrates his interest in leveraging robotic technologies for social good, exploring how precision agriculture robots can facilitate remote engagement in urban gardening — bridging technology, sustainability, and community connection. Though early in his career, with his most cited work accumulating citations in 2025, Jansen is contributing to conversations that will shape how autonomous systems are designed for human-centered environments. His interdisciplinary approach, connecting robotics, behavioral observation, and urban life, positions him as a promising voice in the future of human-robot coexistence research.
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