See Lan Swee
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See Lan Swee is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI), with a focus on understanding how people naturally behave and evaluate social robots in real-world environments. Her foundational work, including the highly cited study "How humans behave and evaluate a social robot in real-environment settings" (2010), introduced novel behavioral analysis methods that have become essential for designing socially appropriate robots. By moving HRI research from controlled labs into authentic settings, Swee’s contributions have provided critical insights into human perceptions, trust, and engagement with autonomous systems. Her research has garnered over 2 citations, reflecting its influence in shaping theoretical and practical models for social robot design. Swee’s work is particularly notable for bridging empirical behavioral studies with applied robotics, offering a framework that continues to inform developers and researchers aiming to create robots that seamlessly integrate into daily human life. Her achievements underscore a commitment to evidence-based, human-centered robotics, making her a key figure in advancing the field of socially intelligent machines.
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