Victoria Lobatyuk

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Victoria Lobatyuk is a researcher whose work explores the evolving dynamics of human-technology interaction, with a particular focus on how people engage with non-anthropomorphic systems. Her most-cited paper, "Social Interaction with Non-anthropomorphic Technologies" (2023), examines the psychological and social dimensions of interacting with devices that lack human-like forms, challenging assumptions about the necessity of anthropomorphism for meaningful engagement. This work contributes to a growing body of literature on human-computer interaction, robotics, and digital sociology, offering insights into how users perceive and relate to technologies such as smart assistants, automated systems, and abstract interfaces. While her citation count is still emerging—with the 2023 paper garnering 3 citations—her research addresses a timely and underexplored niche, bridging gaps between design, cognition, and social behavior. Lobatyuk’s work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the future of user experience, AI ethics, and the psychological impact of non-humanoid technologies. As the field expands, her findings may inform more inclusive and effective technology design, making her a promising voice in contemporary human-technology studies.

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   Social Interaction with Non-anthropomorphic Technologies

   3 citations · 2023

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