Roland Haring
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About
Roland Haring is a leading researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, mixed reality, and participatory media art. His work explores how trust, self-efficacy, and collaboration dynamics evolve when humans team with autonomous systems, particularly in immersive environments. Haring’s major contributions include pioneering the use of virtual and mixed-reality game environments as experimental platforms for transdisciplinary research, as demonstrated in his highly cited studies on interpretability and trust in human-robot collaboration. His 2021 paper, *CoBot Studio VR*, has garnered 14 citations for its innovative methodology, while his 2024 study on information richness and mental models in mixed reality has already accumulated 10 citations, reflecting growing interest in his findings. Earlier in his career, Haring examined audience involvement in interactive performances, with his 2013 paper *The (St)Age of Participation* earning 17 citations for its insights into co-creation in media art. By bridging engineering, psychology, and the arts, Haring has advanced our understanding of how humans build trust with robots, offering practical implications for designing more intuitive and trustworthy collaborative systems. His work continues to shape the future of human-robot teamwork.
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