Jacky Au Duong

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Jacky Au Duong is a researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction (HRI) and social media, exploring how digital platforms shape and are shaped by robotic systems. In their seminal work, "Social Media in Human–Robot Interaction" (2019), Au Duong investigates the role of social media as a medium for communication, learning, and collaboration between humans and robots, proposing frameworks for integrating these technologies to enhance user engagement and trust. This paper, with 14 citations, has become a foundational reference for scholars examining the socio-technical dynamics of robotic agents in online spaces. Au Duong’s contributions extend to understanding how robots can leverage social media for social learning and public interaction, bridging gaps between virtual and physical presence. Their work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, combining insights from computer science, communication studies, and robotics to address emerging challenges in human-robot coexistence. By highlighting the potential of social media as a tool for HRI, Au Duong has paved the way for future research on autonomous agents in digital ecosystems, making their research essential reading for students and researchers interested in the evolving landscape of robotic interaction in everyday life.