Tom Ziemke

Professor, Head of Unit

My research interests are in situated and embodied cognition, with a focus on how people interact with autonomous systems, such as social robots and automated vehicles.

Presentation

Professor of Cognitive Systems at Linköping University since 2016.

Head of the Cognition & Interaction Lab (COIN), which is part of the Division for Human-Centered Systems (HCS) in the Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA).

More detailed information about my work can be found at:

Publications

2024

Franziska Babel, Robin Welsch, Linda Miller, Philipp Hock, Sam Thellman, Tom Ziemke (2024) A Robot Jumping the Queue: Expectations About Politeness and Power During Conflicts in Everyday Human-Robot Encounters PROCEEDINGS OF THE 2024 CHI CONFERENCE ON HUMAN FACTORS IN COMPUTING SYTEMS, CHI 2024 (Conference paper)

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Sam Thellman, Franziska Babel, Tom Ziemke (2024) Cycling with Robots: How Long-Term Interaction Experience with Automated Shuttle Buses Shapes Cyclist Attitudes COMPANION OF THE 2024 ACM/IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION, HRI 2024 COMPANION, p. 1043-1047 (Conference paper)

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Franziska Babel, Philipp Hock, Katie Winkle, Ilaria Torre, Tom Ziemke (2024) The Human Behind the Robot: Rethinking the Low Social Status of Service Robots COMPANION OF THE 2024 ACM/IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION, HRI 2024 COMPANION (Conference paper)

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Tom Ziemke (2024) Ironies of social robotics SCIENCE ROBOTICS, Vol. 9, Article eadq6387 (Article, review/survey)

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Christian Jernberg, Jesper Sandin, Tom Ziemke, Jan Andersson (2024) The effect of latency, speed and task on remote operation of vehicles Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Vol. 26, Article 101152 (Article in journal)

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News

Researchers interact with a reading robot.

Studying whether a robot can awaken children’s interest in reading

Researchers at Linköping University are studying whether a reading robot can increase fourth graders’ interest in reading. The interdisciplinary project brings together researchers in technology, cognition and pedagogy.

About the Division for Human-Centered Systems (HCS)

A woman is walking in a corridor together with a service robot

Human-Centered Systems (HCS)

The Division for Human-Centered Systems is part of the Department of Computer and Information Science. Research and teaching are conducted in the areas of human-centered computing, cognitive science, and information systems.

Colleagues at HCS

Senior Associate Professor, Head of Division

Franziska Babel

Postdoc

Peter Berggren

Adjunct Associate Professor, Docent

Senior Associate Professor

Wilhelm Brodin

PhD student

Magnus Bång

Senior Associate Professor

Head of Department, Professor

Vanessa Esperance Rodrigues

Professor, Head of Unit

Professor Emeritus, Head of Unit

Robin Keskisärkkä

Assistant Professor

Rita Kovordanyi

Associate Professor, Docent

Mikael Christer Öyvind Lindekrans

Agathe Malbet

PhD student

Jalal Maleki

Lecturer, Head of Unit

Adjunct Assistant Lecturer

Max Pettersson

Ture Pontén

Erik Prytz

Senior Associate Professor

Senior Associate Professor

Katarina Wetter-Edman

Adjunct Associate Professor, Docent

About the Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA)

Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA)

The Department of Computer and Information Science is one of the largest departments in northern Europe in its field. Research activity covers artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, software and computer systems, and data science.

Tom Ziemke

Presentation

Publications

2024

News

Studying whether a robot can awaken children’s interest in reading

About the Division for Human-Centered Systems (HCS)

Human-Centered Systems (HCS)

Colleagues at HCS

About the Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA)

Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA)

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