Elizabeth Jochum
Biographic Data
| ID | 382069 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Jochum |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Jochum |
| SIGNATURE | JOCHUM E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2570-1906 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
“Robot Emotions Are Not Real!”
Collaborative robots (cobots) and AI technologies are increasingly adopted in industrial settings to enhance productivity and efficiency. While cobots equipped with AI capabilities can enable more collaborative work between people and machines, they also face worker acceptance challenges. Understanding future workers’ perceptions, attitudes, and experiences with cobots and conversational AIs can inform robot designers and developers to design sys…
Strategies for strengthening UX competencies and cultivating corporate UX in a large organisation developing robots
Integrating UX into industry practices is a well-researched topic particularly for software companies. However, little is known about how UX integration and adoption ‘works’ within the robotics industry. This study identifies behaviours impeding UX adoption at the individual, team, and organisational level within a company developing robots. We carried out a one-year long Action Research study in a large, international company during design and d…
Moving together—benefits of a 12-week online dance training intervention on static and dynamic postural stability and gait speed in older women
Background Physical inactivity negatively affects gait performance and postural stability in older adults resulting in a higher risk of fall accidents. Previous research has shown that in-person dance training improves various aspects of balance and lower-extremity function, however, little is known about the potential benefits of dance training delivered online on variables used for fall risk stratification in older adults. We aimed to explore t…
The effects of folk-dance in schools on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents
We present the findings from a pilot study to evaluate the effects of a six-week adapted folk-dance intervention on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents conducted in schools. At-risk adolescents are at particular risk for sedentary behavior, poor mental health, and lower quality of life, and are likely to benefit from motivating and health-promoting activities such as dance. However, it can be challenging to conduct and evaluate evi…
Is a Soft Robot More “Natural”? Exploring the Perception of Soft Robotics in Human–Robot Interaction
Using Theatre to Study Interaction with Care Robots
Using Theatre to Study Interaction with Care Robots
The effects of folk-dance in schools on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents
We present the findings from a pilot study to evaluate the effects of a six-week adapted folk-dance intervention on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents conducted in schools. At-risk adolescents are at particular risk for sedentary behavior, poor mental health, and lower quality of life, and are likely to benefit from motivating and health-promoting activities such as dance. However, it can be challenging to conduct and evaluate evi…
Is a Soft Robot More “Natural”? Exploring the Perception of Soft Robotics in Human–Robot Interaction
Using Theatre to Study Interaction with Care Robots
Is a Soft Robot More “Natural”? Exploring the Perception of Soft Robotics in Human–Robot Interaction
Strategies for strengthening UX competencies and cultivating corporate UX in a large organisation developing robots
Integrating UX into industry practices is a well-researched topic particularly for software companies. However, little is known about how UX integration and adoption ‘works’ within the robotics industry. This study identifies behaviours impeding UX adoption at the individual, team, and organisational level within a company developing robots. We carried out a one-year long Action Research study in a large, international company during design and d…
Moving together—benefits of a 12-week online dance training intervention on static and dynamic postural stability and gait speed in older women
Background Physical inactivity negatively affects gait performance and postural stability in older adults resulting in a higher risk of fall accidents. Previous research has shown that in-person dance training improves various aspects of balance and lower-extremity function, however, little is known about the potential benefits of dance training delivered online on variables used for fall risk stratification in older adults. We aimed to explore t…
The effects of folk-dance in schools on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents
We present the findings from a pilot study to evaluate the effects of a six-week adapted folk-dance intervention on physical and mental health for at-risk adolescents conducted in schools. At-risk adolescents are at particular risk for sedentary behavior, poor mental health, and lower quality of life, and are likely to benefit from motivating and health-promoting activities such as dance. However, it can be challenging to conduct and evaluate evi…
“Robot Emotions Are Not Real!”
Collaborative robots (cobots) and AI technologies are increasingly adopted in industrial settings to enhance productivity and efficiency. While cobots equipped with AI capabilities can enable more collaborative work between people and machines, they also face worker acceptance challenges. Understanding future workers’ perceptions, attitudes, and experiences with cobots and conversational AIs can inform robot designers and developers to design sys…
Psychology (4 works) · Robot (4 works) · Social Robot Interaction and HRI (4 works) · AI in Service Interactions (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Human–computer interaction (3 works) · Human–robot interaction (3 works) · Dance (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)