Henri Tammo
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Henri Tammo investigates human-robot interaction, focusing on how attitudes toward collaborative robots can be shaped through experiential learning. His major contribution lies in demonstrating that hands-on, experience-based workshops can significantly improve people's willingness to accept robots as workplace colleagues. In his most-cited work, "Robots as My Future Colleagues" (2021), Tammo shows that negative perceptions of AI-driven robots—often a barrier to adoption—can be transformed through interactive educational activities. This study, with 4 citations, provides actionable insights for designing training programs that foster trust and collaboration between humans and robots. A subsequent correction (2022, 2 citations) ensured open access to this influential research, broadening its reach. Tammo's work is notable for bridging social psychology and robotics, offering practical solutions to real-world challenges in automation adoption. His findings are particularly relevant for industries introducing collaborative robots, as they highlight the importance of user education in overcoming resistance. By combining empirical research with applied workshops, Tammo advances our understanding of how to prepare the workforce for a future alongside intelligent machines.
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