Antonietta Grasso
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Antonietta Grasso is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, privacy, and social robotics. Her work primarily investigates the privacy implications of autonomous systems, with a particular focus on service robots operating in shared human environments. Grasso’s key contributions lie in understanding how to design privacy-sensitive interactions for embodied AI, addressing the unique challenges posed by robots’ sensor-rich capabilities and autonomous movement. Her most-cited paper, “Investigating Limits and Effectiveness of Privacy Conversations: the Case of Service Robots in an Office Environment” (2024), has already garnered 3 citations, reflecting the timely and critical nature of her research. In this work, she explores how privacy dialogues can be structured to empower users in contexts where robots continuously collect data. Grasso’s research is notable for bridging technical design with ethical considerations, offering actionable frameworks for developers and policymakers. Her achievements include advancing the discourse on privacy-by-design in robotics, making her a key voice in shaping responsible innovation. For students and researchers, Grasso’s work serves as a vital guide to navigating the complexities of trust, autonomy, and privacy in our increasingly robotic future.
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