Hana Andargie Kassie
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About
Dr. Hana Andargie Kassie is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction, technology acceptance, and security automation. Her most influential work, the "Autonomy Acceptance Model (AAM)," fundamentally rethinks how we evaluate autonomous systems by integrating perceived autonomy and risk into traditional technology acceptance frameworks. This 2024 study, already garnering 7 citations, provides critical insights for deploying security robots in public spaces—a rapidly growing field with profound societal implications. Beyond this flagship paper, Dr. Kassie’s research portfolio explores the psychological and ethical dimensions of autonomous systems, examining how trust, transparency, and user control shape adoption. Her work directly informs the design of safer, more acceptable security technologies, bridging the gap between engineering and social science. With a growing citation impact and a focus on real-world applications, Dr. Kassie is establishing herself as a leading voice in responsible automation, offering evidence-based guidance for policymakers, engineers, and end-users navigating the age of autonomous security.
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