Pioneering Human-Robot Communication Research at Curtin University
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Curtin UniversityDr. Eleanor Sandry is a Senior Lecturer in Internet Studies at Curtin University, renowned for her innovative research in communication theory and human-technology interactions. With an interdisciplinary background combining natural sciences from Cambridge University and communication studies from the University of Western Australia, Sandry brings a unique perspective to the field of human-machine communication. Her work, notably explored in her 2015 book "Robots and Communication," focuses on human-robot interactions beyond anthropomorphic designs, examining how effective collaboration can be achieved in various settings. Sandry's research applies communication theories and philosophies of technology to analyze human-technology relations, contributing significantly to understanding the evolving dynamics of human-robot communication. As an educator and researcher, she continues to shape the discourse around digital communication and human-computer interaction, influencing both academic understanding and practical applications of these technologies in everyday life