Stefanie Meyer
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About
Stefanie Meyer investigates the rapidly evolving intersection of embodied digital technologies, social perception, and legal frameworks. Her research focuses on how society and the law perceive and regulate robots and users of bionic prostheses, particularly as these technologies become more prevalent in workspaces and private life. Meyer’s key contribution lies in identifying the social and legal qualities that emerging technologies must possess to be accepted as legitimate “co-workers” and integrated members of society. Her most cited work, “Embodied Digital Technologies: First Insights in the Social and Legal Perception of Robots and Users of Prostheses” (2022), has garnered 27 citations, establishing a foundational framework for understanding public concerns and acceptance criteria. A related 2021 publication further explores these themes, contributing to the growing discourse on human-technology coexistence. By bridging empirical social research with legal analysis, Meyer provides critical insights for policymakers, engineers, and ethicists navigating the challenges of a technologically augmented future. Her work is essential reading for anyone interested in the social and legal dimensions of human-robot interaction and bionic enhancement.
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