Sumaiyah Shihipar
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Sumaiyah Shihipar is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of human-robot interaction and telepresence technology, with a particular focus on how design choices shape user experience and social presence. Her most cited paper, "Third Eye: Exploring the Affordances of Third-Person View in Telepresence Robots" (2019), introduces a novel perspective on robotic embodiment by investigating how a third-person camera view can alter a remote operator’s spatial awareness and sense of agency. This work challenges conventional first-person designs, offering fresh insights into how telepresence robots can be made more intuitive and effective for real-world applications—from remote collaboration to healthcare. With 3 citations, this paper has sparked interest among researchers exploring alternative control paradigms in robotics. Shihipar’s contributions are notable for their user-centered approach, blending empirical studies with design thinking to address practical challenges in remote interaction. Her research continues to influence how we think about the relationship between human perception and robotic systems, making her a promising voice in the evolving field of social robotics.
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