Alivia Kirana Hartono Putri
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About
Dr. Alivia Kirana Hartono Putri is a rising scholar at the intersection of human-robot interaction and quality engineering. Her research focuses on establishing user-centered evaluation frameworks for industrial collaborative robots (cobots) and prioritizing Quality of Experience (QoE) features in dynamic user environments. Her most cited work, “Analysis of quality standards for industrial collaborative robots based on user‐centered design framework” (2023, 10 citations), addresses a critical gap in cobot deployment by proposing systematic standards that prioritize safety, efficiency, and user satisfaction—a foundational contribution as collaborative robotics expands across manufacturing and service sectors. Her subsequent study, “A Study on Prioritizing the QoE Features Based on Dynamic User Requirements” (2025, 1 citation), extends this line of inquiry by modeling how user needs evolve over time, offering a methodological tool for adaptive system design. Though early in her career, Putri’s work has already shaped discussions on cobot quality assurance, and her user-centered approach positions her as a key voice in ensuring that automation technologies remain human-centric. Her research is particularly valuable for engineers and designers seeking to bridge technical performance metrics with real-world user expectations.
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