Jianxi Wang

Papers

Total Citations

426

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About

Dr. Jianxi Wang is a leading scholar at the intersection of human–robot interaction, travel behavior, and intelligent mobility systems. Her research fundamentally explores how travelers perceive, trust, and adopt emerging autonomous technologies—from self-driving taxis to intelligent service robots. Her most-cited work, “Do travelers trust intelligent service robots?” (2020, 312 citations), provides a seminal framework for understanding the psychological and social barriers to robotic service adoption in transportation and hospitality contexts. Earlier, her study on “Attitudes Toward Autonomous on Demand Mobility System: The Case of Self-Driving Taxi” (2017, 114 citations) established foundational insights into public acceptance of autonomous ride-hailing, influencing both academic discourse and industry strategy. Dr. Wang’s contributions are pivotal for designing trustworthy, user-centered autonomous systems, and her work is widely referenced in transportation, robotics, and service management fields. Her research continues to shape how we think about the future of mobility and the critical role of human trust in technological innovation.