Vivienne Rogers
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Vivienne Rogers is a researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focus on robot transparency and autonomous systems. Her work explores how robots can communicate their decision-making processes to humans in real time, improving trust and understanding in human-robot teams. Her most-cited paper, "The Muttering Robot: Improving Robot Transparency Through Vocalisation of Reactive Plan Execution" (2017), demonstrates that vocalising a robot's behaviour selection significantly enhances human comprehension of its intelligence—complementing earlier work on visual displays. With 3 citations, this study contributes to the growing field of explainable robotics, where transparency is critical for safe and effective collaboration. Rogers’ research bridges cognitive science and robotics, offering practical insights for designing more intuitive autonomous systems. Her work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in how robots can become better teammates through clear, real-time communication.
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