Maximilian Braun
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About
Maximilian Braun is a researcher working at the intersection of technology ethics, human-computer interaction, and responsible innovation, with a particular focus on robotics and artificial intelligence in healthcare contexts. His work critically examines how the assumptions and imaginaries held by engineers shape the design of AI and robotic systems — and ultimately influence how users engage with these technologies in real-world settings such as geriatric care. His 2022 case study on robotics for geriatric healthcare AI applications has garnered 45 citations, establishing him as a notable voice in human-centered design and sociotechnical research. Braun has made significant contributions to the emerging field of embedded ethics, advocating for the proactive integration of ethical, social, and legal analysis throughout the technology development lifecycle rather than as an afterthought. His collaborative work on best practices for interdisciplinary technology development (24 citations) and peer-to-peer dynamics within embedded ethics teams reflects a sustained commitment to making ethical reflection practically actionable. His research on data recording for responsible robotics further underscores his dedication to safety and accountability in autonomous systems. Across his body of work, Braun champions genuinely integrative sociotechnical approaches to building technologies that are both effective and socially responsible.
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- 4Data Recording for Responsible Robotics4 citations · 2023