Han Fu
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Han Fu is a rising scholar whose research sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction, domestic robotics, and the societal implications of surveillance technologies. Her work critically examines how emerging remote-control and robotic systems reshape everyday life, particularly within the private sphere of the home. Fu’s major contribution lies in unpacking the nuanced ways that home-based surveillance robots—such as the Enabot—reconfigure human-animal-machine relationships, creating distinct forms of telepresence that go beyond simple monitoring. By analyzing user experiences, she reveals how these devices can foster new types of connection, care, and even tension between pet owners and their animals, while also raising pressing questions about privacy and domestic power dynamics. Though early in her career, her 2025 study “Me, pet, and robot” has already garnered initial citations, signaling its timely relevance as consumer robotics proliferate. Fu’s work is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of smart homes, animal-computer interaction, and the ethical design of technologies that mediate our most intimate spaces.
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