Yueliang Wan
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Yueliang Wan is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction and the sociotechnical integration of robotic systems. His work redefines how robots are conceptualized not merely as tools, but as co-inhabitants of human living spaces. In his highly cited 2020 paper, “Robot and its living space: A roadmap for robot development based on the view of living space” (51 citations), Wan introduces a novel framework that shifts the focus from isolated robot capabilities to the dynamic, ecological relationship between robots and their environments. This contribution has become foundational for researchers designing robots for real-world applications, including healthcare for the elderly, customer service, and medical diagnostics. By emphasizing the importance of context and cohabitation, Wan’s work bridges robotics, architecture, and social science, offering a roadmap for more adaptive and socially aware robot design. His insights continue to influence how engineers and urban planners think about the future of intelligent machines in everyday life, making him a key voice in the next generation of robotics research.
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