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Yinghao He is a rising scholar at the intersection of human-robot interaction, consumer behavior, and technology adoption. Their research centers on understanding the psychological and social conditions under which individuals welcome emerging technologies—particularly social robots—into their domestic lives. He’s most cited work, “Under what conditions will I let social robots into my home? A configuration theory perspective” (2025, 4 citations), makes a novel contribution by moving beyond linear predictors of adoption. Instead, He applies a configurational lens to reveal how consumers balance multiple, often competing factors—such as perceived warmth, functionality, privacy concerns, and social norms—to form their acceptance decisions. This approach challenges simplistic models and offers a more nuanced, holistic view of human-robot integration in private spaces. Though early in their career, He’s work is already shaping conversations in consumer psychology and human-robot interaction, offering valuable insights for designers and policymakers aiming to foster trust and seamless coexistence with social robots in the home.
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