Sherrie-Anne Kaye
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Dr. Sherrie-Anne Kaye is a leading researcher in human factors and transport safety, with a focus on the interaction between vulnerable road users and emerging vehicle technologies. Her work primarily explores pedestrian behavior and acceptance of autonomous vehicles, contributing critical insights into how people navigate shared spaces with automated systems. Her most-cited paper, "Getting in the path of the robot: Pedestrians acceptance of crossing roads near fully automated vehicles" (2021), has garnered 40 citations, highlighting its impact on understanding real-world human-robot interactions in traffic environments. Dr. Kaye's research bridges psychology, engineering, and urban planning, offering evidence-based recommendations for designing safer, more user-friendly autonomous vehicle systems. Her contributions are vital for informing policy and public education as automated vehicles become more prevalent, making her a key voice in the transition toward smarter, safer cities.
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