Dorte Hammcrshoi
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Dorte Hammershøi is a leading figure in acoustics and human-robot interaction, with a career marked by pioneering contributions to understanding how humans perceive and interact with sound and technology. Her research spans psychoacoustics, audiology, and the subjective experience of social robotics. Most notably, Hammershøi’s work on the "Subjective Experience of Interacting with a Social Robot at a Danish Airport" (2018, 8 citations) stands out for its innovative field study methodology, eliciting 23 key attributes of human-robot interaction (HRI) from Danish travellers recruited by a remote-controlled Double robot at Aalborg Airport. This study provides foundational insights into real-world HRI, bridging laboratory findings with authentic public settings. Beyond this, her extensive body of work in binaural technology and sound perception has shaped modern hearing aid design and acoustic measurement standards. With a citation impact that underscores her influence, Hammershøi’s research continues to inform both engineering practices and user-centered design, making her a vital resource for students and researchers exploring the intersection of human senses, technology, and everyday environments.
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