Angie Shi Qi Lin
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Dr. Angie Shi Qi Lin is a rising scholar in consumer behavior and technology adoption, with a focus on how psychological motivations shape acceptance of emerging service innovations. Her research bridges marketing, human-robot interaction, and innovation diffusion, examining the drivers behind consumer willingness to embrace autonomous technologies in everyday contexts. Her most-cited work, "The effects of motivated consumer innovativeness on consumer acceptance of autonomous delivery robots" (2024, 25 citations), provides critical insights into how consumers’ intrinsic and extrinsic motivations—such as novelty-seeking or functional benefits—influence their openness to autonomous delivery systems. This study offers actionable guidance for businesses deploying robotic solutions in last-mile logistics. Dr. Lin’s contributions are particularly timely as autonomous technologies become increasingly integrated into retail and service environments. Her work not only advances theoretical understanding of consumer innovativeness but also informs practical strategies for fostering user acceptance. With a growing citation record and a clear trajectory toward impactful research, Dr. Lin is establishing herself as a key voice in the intersection of consumer psychology and technological disruption.
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