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Tatiana Nam is a researcher exploring the evolving dynamics of human-technology interaction, with a particular focus on how people engage with non-anthropomorphic technologies. Her work challenges conventional assumptions about design, arguing that effective social interaction does not require human-like forms. Nam’s most cited paper, "Social Interaction with Non-anthropomorphic Technologies" (2023), lays the groundwork for understanding how abstract, non-humanoid systems can foster meaningful user relationships, trust, and collaboration. Although early in her career, this contribution has already garnered attention for its novel perspective, earning three citations and signaling growing interest in her approach. Her research sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction, social robotics, and design theory, offering fresh insights for developers and scholars seeking to create more inclusive and functional technologies. By questioning anthropocentric biases, Nam is helping to shape a future where technology’s social role is defined not by its appearance, but by its capacity to connect, communicate, and adapt.
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- 1Social Interaction with Non-anthropomorphic Technologies3 citations · 2023