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Yun Nungduk is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction, with a primary focus on trust repair and non-verbal communication in social robotics. Their most notable contribution is the 2025 study, "Effects of Robot Bowing during Apology on Trust Repair," which systematically examines how the quality of a robot’s bowing movement—ranging from human-like to constant-speed, abrupt, or no movement—affects human trust after a mistake. This work reveals that human-like movement significantly enhances trust recovery, offering critical design insights for socially adept robots. With 2 citations already, this paper is gaining traction for its practical implications in service and companion robotics. Yun’s research bridges robotics, psychology, and human factors, advancing our understanding of how subtle physical gestures can mend broken trust in human-machine relationships. Their work is essential reading for students and engineers aiming to build more empathetic, trustworthy autonomous systems.
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- 1Effects of Robot Bowing during Apology on Trust Repair2 citations · 2025