Kristel Marmor
Papers
11
Total Citations
83
H-Index
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About
Kristel Marmor is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-robot interaction, telepresence technology, and applied social sciences. With a growing body of publications accumulating over 80 citations since 2023, Marmor has rapidly established herself as a distinctive voice exploring how telepresence robots (TPRs) can transform healthcare, education, and public services. Her most influential work, "Testing scenarios for using telepresence robots in healthcare settings" (2024, 23 citations), examines how TPR technology can address the mounting pressures of ageing populations on global health systems — a timely and critically important contribution. Equally notable is her bibliometric analysis of TPR research through psychological and educational lenses, helping map an interdisciplinary field that has historically been dominated by computer science perspectives. Marmor's pilot studies on social distancing, nonverbal communication, and classroom interaction reveal a nuanced understanding of how robots mediate human connection. Her investigations extend into libraries, universities, and clinical nursing environments, demonstrating impressive breadth. What distinguishes Marmor is her commitment to centering human perception and behavior — bringing psychology and education into conversations where engineering voices have long prevailed.
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Top Papers
- 1Testing scenarios for using telepresence robots in healthcare settings23 citations · 2024
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- 3Keeping distance with a telepresence robot: A pilot study11 citations · 2023
- 4The Potential of Telepresence in Libraries: Students’ Perspectives8 citations · 2024
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