Carlo Chiorri

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Carlo Chiorri’s research lies at the intersection of personality psychology, human-robot interaction (HRI), and educational technology. His most cited work, “The Personality of a Robot. An Adaptation of the HEXACO – 60 as a Tool for HRI” (2021), introduces a novel framework for assessing robot personality by adapting the HEXACO-60 inventory—a major contribution that bridges psychometrics and robotics, enabling more nuanced human-robot relationships. This paper has garnered 2 citations, reflecting its emerging influence in HRI. Chiorri also explores STEM education, as seen in “Introducing Computer Engineering Curriculum to Upper Secondary Students: An Evaluation of Experiences Based on Educational Robotics” (2016, 2 citations), which evaluates guidance programs using educational robotics to help students make informed university choices. This work highlights his commitment to applied research that shapes real-world learning pathways. Beyond these studies, Chiorri’s broader contributions include advancing personality measurement in non-human contexts and fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between psychology and engineering. His research is notable for its practical impact, offering tools that enhance both robotic design and educational guidance, making him a key figure in understanding how personality frameworks can be adapted for emerging technologies.