Yuxin Xu

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Yuxin Xu is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction and affective computing, with a focus on developing socially intelligent companion robots for children. Their most-cited work, "A multimodal affective computing approach for children companion robots" (2019, 5 citations), introduces a pioneering fusion model that integrates verbal and nonverbal user cues—such as speech tone, facial expressions, and gestures—to enable robots to perceive and respond to children's emotional states in real time. This contribution addresses a critical gap in social robotics, advancing the field by creating more empathetic and adaptive human-robot interactions. Xu's research has been recognized for its potential to transform educational and therapeutic applications, where emotionally aware robots can support child development and well-being. By bridging multimodal sensing and affective computing, Xu's work lays a foundation for next-generation companion robots that are not only technically robust but also deeply attuned to human emotional needs, marking a significant step toward truly intuitive and caring robotic systems.