Yihan Li
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Yihan Li is a researcher whose work explores the intersection of human-robot interaction, domestic technology, and telepresence. Her key research areas include the design and social implications of home-based surveillance robots, particularly how they reshape relationships between humans, pets, and technology. In her notable paper "Me, pet, and robot: How home-based surveillance robot constructed different types of telepresence" (2025, 1 citation), Li investigates the Enabot—a mobile surveillance robot—and its role in transforming domestic dynamics. She examines how such devices alter pet monitoring, care, and interaction, revealing new forms of mediated presence within households. This work contributes to a growing understanding of how remote-control technologies are redefining intimacy and responsibility in home environments. Li’s research is significant for its timely focus on the societal implications of consumer robotics, offering insights for designers, policymakers, and families navigating the integration of autonomous systems into daily life. Her findings highlight the nuanced ways technology can both connect and distance users from their living spaces and companions.
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