Bartolomeo Sapio

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Bartolomeo Sapio is a researcher whose work sits at the fascinating intersection of human-computer interaction, social robotics, and the social dimensions of emerging technologies. His most significant contribution to the field came in 2015 with his work on "Social Robots from a Human Perspective," a publication that has garnered 77 citations and established itself as a meaningful reference point for scholars examining how humans perceive, interact with, and relate to social robots. Complementing this, his introductory chapter "Situating the Human in Social Robots," also published in 2015, further demonstrates his commitment to centering human experience and subjectivity within robotics discourse, accumulating 17 citations among researchers in the field. Sapio's scholarship is characterized by a humanistic lens applied to technological systems, encouraging the robotics community to consider psychological, social, and cultural factors when designing and evaluating robotic companions. His contributions have helped shape a more nuanced conversation about the role of social robots in human life, making his work particularly valuable for students and researchers navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of human-robot interaction.