Sarah Creer
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Sarah Creer is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction and domestic technology, with a particular focus on how people form social bonds with autonomous agents. Her most notable contribution comes through her involvement in the Social Engagement with Robots and Agents (SERA) project, where she helped design and deploy an interactive domestic robot setup that lived in users’ homes for ten days. This pioneering field study, detailed in her 2011 paper (6 citations), generated rich audio-visual data that allowed the team to analyze the evolving, real-world dynamics of human-robot relationships—moving beyond lab-based experiments into authentic domestic contexts. Creer’s work is foundational for understanding how robots can be integrated into everyday life in a socially meaningful way. While her citation count is modest, the SERA project’s methodological approach has influenced subsequent studies on long-term human-robot interaction, and her contributions remain relevant for researchers exploring the social dimensions of domestic robotics.
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- 1DESCRIBING THE INTERACTIVE DOMESTIC ROBOT SETUP FOR THE SERA PROJECT6 citations · 2011