Reilly Moberg

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Reilly Moberg is an emerging voice in the interdisciplinary study of human-robot interaction, with a focused interest in the social and psychological factors that shape humanoid robot acceptance. Their most-cited work, "Humanoid Robot Acceptance: A Concise Review of Literature" (2022), provides a critical synthesis of early-stage research in this rapidly evolving field. By analyzing diverse studies and robot typologies, Moberg identifies key patterns in how humans perceive, trust, and integrate humanoid robots into daily life. Though the field is nascent—with the paper currently holding 4 citations—this contribution lays essential groundwork for future empirical and theoretical work. Moberg’s research is particularly valuable for students and scholars exploring the intersection of robotics, psychology, and technology adoption. As humanoid robots move from labs into homes and workplaces, Moberg’s foundational review offers a clear roadmap of the acceptance challenges ahead. Their work signals a promising trajectory in understanding not just what robots can do, but how humans will welcome—or resist—them.