Federica Nenna

Junior Assistant Professor (RTDa)

University of Padova

Italy

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Federica Nenna is a Junior Assistant Professor (RTDa) at Università degli Studi di Padova in Italy. Her research focuses on human-robot collaboration, exploring psychological states, trust dynamics, and the integration of augmented reality in industrial environments. She is also involved in studies addressing the usability and user experience of digital twin systems and the implications of technology for worker mental workload.

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Klaus Gramann

Professor

Technische Universität Berlin

GERMANY

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Luca Pajola

University of Padua

ITALY

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Andrea Ceschi

Associate Professor of Work and Organizational Psychology

University of Verona

ITALY

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Patrik Pluchino

University of Padova

ITALY

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Michela Sarlo

Associate Professor

University of Urbino

ITALY

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Understanding workers’ psychological states and physiological responses during human–robot collaboration

A human-centered perspective on individual risks for digital innovation management: an integrative conceptual review

Addressing Trust and Negative Attitudes Toward Robots in Human-Robot Collaborative Scenarios: Insights from the Industrial Work Setting

Enhancing Human-Machine Interactions: A Novel Framework for AR-Based Digital Twin Systems in Industrial Environments

Pupil Responses as Indicators of Learning and Adaptation in Human-Robot Collaboration Scenarios

Geting Closer to Real-world: Monitoring Humans Working with Collaborative Industrial Robots

XR-Based Digital Twin for Industry 5.0: A Usability and User Experience Evaluation

You Can’t Hide Behind Your Headset: User Profiling in Augmented and Virtual Reality

Exploring age-related phenomena in VR-based teleoperations: a human-centered perspective for industry 5.0

Enhanced Interactivity in VR-based Telerobotics: An Eye-tracking Investigation of Human Performance and Workload

The virtualization of human–robot interactions: a user-centric workload assessment

Accessible and Inclusive Mobile Application for Social Support and m-Health in Forced Isolation: SAFE TALK

Advanced workstations and collaborative robots: exploiting eye-tracking and cardiac activity indices to unveil senior workers' mental workload in assembly tasks

Effects of Presence on Human Performance and Workload in Simulated VR-based Telerobotics

Alteration of brain dynamics during dual‐task overground walking

Augmented Reality as a research tool: investigating cognitive-motor dual-task during outdoor navigation

Collaborators (5)

Klaus Gramann

Luca Pajola

Andrea Ceschi

Patrik Pluchino

Michela Sarlo

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