Susann Struwe
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7
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About
Susann Struwe is a researcher at the forefront of human–cyber–physical interaction, with a particular focus on making complex cyber-physical systems (CPS) accessible and controllable in everyday contexts. Her most-cited work, “An interactive mobile control center for cyber-physical systems” (2016, 7 citations), addresses a critical challenge: how to bridge the gap between the virtual world of software and the physical world of sensors and actuators. Struwe’s key contribution lies in designing intuitive, mobile interfaces that allow users to monitor and manipulate CPS in real time—enabling seamless interaction with smart environments, industrial systems, and connected devices. By emphasizing portability and user-centered design, her research helps democratize control over increasingly pervasive technologies. While her citation count reflects a focused, emerging impact, her work is notable for tackling the practical usability of CPS, a growing priority as these systems become embedded in daily life. Struwe’s investigations into interactive control and ubiquitous access position her as a contributor to the next generation of human-aware automation and smart infrastructure.
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- 1An interactive mobile control center for cyber-physical systems7 citations · 2016