Daniel Campos Zamora
Papers
4
Total Citations
41
H-Index
3
About
Daniel Campos Zamora is a roboticist whose work bridges human-robot interaction, assistive technology, and digital fabrication. His research focuses on making robots more socially aware and practically useful in everyday environments. In his highly cited work on "Realistic and Interactive Robot Gaze" (30 citations), Campos Zamora developed a system using a humanoid Audio-Animatronics bust to create lifelike mutual gaze behaviors, advancing the naturalness of human-robot communication. He also leads the RAIS project (Robotic Accessibility Indoor Scanner), which uses commodity hardware to map and assess indoor spaces for people with disabilities—a critical step toward personalized, accessible navigation. Further demonstrating his versatility, Campos Zamora contributed to MobiPrint, a mobile 3D printer that enables environment-scale fabrication directly in real-world settings, and developed a novel untethered bipedal robot with serial-parallel hybrid leg mechanisms. His work consistently integrates hardware innovation with user-centered design, earning recognition for its potential to improve quality of life through robotics.
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- 1Realistic and Interactive Robot Gaze30 citations · 2020
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