Giovanni Corpaccioli
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Giovanni Corpaccioli is a researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and privacy, with a focus on how people experience social robots operated by remote crowds. His most cited work, "How do People Perceive Privacy and Interaction Quality while Chatting with a Crowd-operated Robot?" (2020, 3 citations), investigates the delicate balance between user experience and perceived privacy when a robot broadcasts audio and video to crowd workers. By conducting a between-subjects user study, Corpaccioli reveals how different levels of data sharing—such as audio-only versus audio-video transmission—affect users' comfort and interaction quality. This contribution is pivotal for designing crowd-operated robots that respect user privacy while maintaining engaging, natural conversations. His research addresses a critical gap in teleoperation and social robotics, offering insights for developers of assistive technologies and public-facing robots. Though early in his career, Corpaccioli’s work signals a growing concern for ethical human-robot interaction, making him a notable voice in the field of privacy-aware robotics.
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