Papers
62
Total Citations
1,249
H-Index
20
About
Sanja Dogramadzi is a prominent robotics researcher whose work spans medical robotics, assistive and social robotics, and human-robot interaction. She has made significant contributions to the development of surgical robotic systems, particularly in image-guided and robot-assisted fracture surgery, where her navigation and vision-based control systems have advanced minimally invasive techniques for complex joint injuries. Her work on requirements elicitation for surgical robotics (66 citations) has helped bridge the gap between clinical needs and technological development. Dogramadzi has equally distinguished herself in social and assistive robotics, conducting pioneering longitudinal studies on how older adults interact with and accept social robots. Her research into ethical considerations in human-robot interaction, including emotional deception and attachment, has garnered substantial attention (94 citations), as has her investigation into the factors shaping robot acceptance (90 citations). Her personalized dressing-assistance robot and adaptive human-robot interaction studies reflect a consistent commitment to user-centered design for vulnerable populations. With a total of over 650 citations across her top works and contributions ranging from soft gripper design (115 citations) to creative design methodologies, Dogramadzi's research meaningfully advances both the technical and human dimensions of robotics.
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Top Papers
- 1A variable compliance, soft gripper115 citations · 2013
- 2Designing Ethical Social Robots—A Longitudinal Field Study With Older Adults94 citations · 2020
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- 5Personalized Robot Assistant for Support in Dressing59 citations · 2018
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