Raquel Salcedo Gil
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About
Raquel Salcedo Gil is a leading voice in the future of industrial work, specializing in the human dimensions of human-robot collaboration. Her research critically examines how employees adapt to and thrive alongside automation, bridging the gap between technological implementation and workforce well-being. In her highly cited 2024 work, she introduced an employee-centered perspective on optimizing training within learning factories, emphasizing that successful collaboration hinges on addressing worker needs and skill development. Her 2025 study further advances this field by applying career adaptability theory to industrial settings, revealing that learning is a central adaptive response to robotic co-workers. By dissecting employees’ initial experiences and the specific skill requirements for this new partnership, Salcedo Gil provides actionable insights for designing more effective, humane training programs. Her work is foundational for researchers and practitioners seeking to create resilient, future-ready workforces where humans and robots work together, not in competition.
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