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Xingting Wu

PhD in Design

Swinburne University of Technology

Australia

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Xingting Wu is an Assistant Professor at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia. Her research focuses on human–machine collaboration, game design for older adults, and the integration of AI in educational settings. She has contributed to studies examining driving behavior under different hazard visibility scenarios and the impact of social robot design on users' privacy concerns.

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Ze Gao

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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Siyu Chen

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Harbin Institute of Technology

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Donald Degraen

Lecturer

University of Canterbury

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Rebecca McLaughlan

Senior Lecturer

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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From “Warm Expert” to “Warm Steward”: Digital Backfeeding as Everyday Intergenerational GenAI Learning in Chinese Families

From Emergence to Transformation: A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of AIGC Research (1992–2024)

Last Christmas I Gave You My Heart: This Christmas I am Taking It Back with Multimodal XR

Positioning Care Robots Within Filial Responsibility: Perspectives of Chinese Only Children

Human-AI co-creation or conflict? Mapping art students’ diverse perspectives on creative identity with genAI: A Q methodology study

Habitus, Capital, and Field in Global HCI: Insights from Chinese-Born Researchers Who Received Doctoral Training Across Cultural Contexts

Is control necessary for drivers? Exploring the influence of human–machine collaboration modes on driving behavior and subjective perception under different hazard visibility scenarios

Game Design for Older Adults: A Bibliometric Review of Trends and Future Directions

Building a triadic model of technology, motivation, and engagement: a mixed-methods study of AI teaching assistants in design theory education

Exploring the Impact of Social Robot Design Characteristics on Users’ Privacy Concerns: Evidence from PLS-SEM and FsQCA

The Role of XR, Spatial, and Physical Interaction in Remote Multimodal Communication: Emotional Well-Being in Older Adults

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Ze Gao

Siyu Chen

Donald Degraen

Rebecca McLaughlan

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