Nicole Morresi
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About
Nicole Morresi is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction and environmental sensing, with a focus on creating human-centered measurement systems. Her work bridges robotics, wearable technology, and thermal imaging to improve how machines perceive and respond to human comfort and presence. In her most-cited paper (2023, 7 citations), she developed an innovative integrated system combining a social robot, an infrared sensor, and a smartwatch to assess human thermal comfort—a methodology that prioritizes the human experience by using a robotic structure to personalize environmental feedback. Her earlier work (2022, 2 citations) validated a mobile robot equipped with an RGB camera and advanced detection algorithms, such as Histogram of Oriented Gradients, for reliable human detection in indoor spaces, even under suboptimal conditions. Though early in her career, Morresi’s contributions are already shaping the design of responsive, empathetic environments—from smart buildings to assistive robotics. Her research holds significant promise for advancing human-robot collaboration and creating more adaptive, comfortable living and working spaces.
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