Alicja Wróbel

Master's degree in Cognitive Science UJ

Master student in Sociology UJ

About

I'm Ala, a Cognitive Science Master's student at the Philosophy Department of Jagiellonian University. My primary research interest revolves around Child-Robot Interaction. I strongly believe that robots will play a significant role in future education systems, and I'm determined to make them an valuable asset in the educational context. During my academic journey, I have been actively involved in various projects that focus on conducting workshops with social robots for primary school children.


Currently, I am part of the iChores project, where my contribution lies in designing experiments aimed at testing and enhancing household robotic systems. Additionally, I recently had an amazing opportunity to participate in the JASSO exchange program in Tokyo, Japan, which broadened my horizons and enriched my experience.


Outside of my academic pursuits, my passions include exploring the world through travel, expressing my creativity on canvas through painting, and indulging in the fine art of crafting.


If any of these topics resonate with you or you wish to connect on any level, please feel free to reach out and share your thoughts!

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5010-2185

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Alicja Wróbel

Master's degree in Cognitive Science UJ

Master student in Sociology UJ

About

I'm Ala, a Cognitive Science Master's student at the Philosophy Department of Jagiellonian University. My primary research interest revolves around Child-Robot Interaction. I strongly believe that robots will play a significant role in future education systems, and I'm determined to make them an valuable asset in the educational context. During my academic journey, I have been actively involved in various projects that focus on conducting workshops with social robots for primary school children.


Currently, I am part of the iChores project, where my contribution lies in designing experiments aimed at testing and enhancing household robotic systems. Additionally, I recently had an amazing opportunity to participate in the JASSO exchange program in Tokyo, Japan, which broadened my horizons and enriched my experience.


Outside of my academic pursuits, my passions include exploring the world through travel, expressing my creativity on canvas through painting, and indulging in the fine art of crafting.


If any of these topics resonate with you or you wish to connect on any level, please feel free to reach out and share your thoughts!

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5010-2185

ORCID


Alicja Wróbel

Master's degree in Cognitive Science UJ

Master student in Sociology UJ

About

I'm Ala, a Cognitive Science Master's student at the Philosophy Department of Jagiellonian University. My primary research interest revolves around Child-Robot Interaction. I strongly believe that robots will play a significant role in future education systems, and I'm determined to make them an valuable asset in the educational context. During my academic journey, I have been actively involved in various projects that focus on conducting workshops with social robots for primary school children.


Currently, I am part of the iChores project, where my contribution lies in designing experiments aimed at testing and enhancing household robotic systems. Additionally, I recently had an amazing opportunity to participate in the JASSO exchange program in Tokyo, Japan, which broadened my horizons and enriched my experience.


Outside of my academic pursuits, my passions include exploring the world through travel, expressing my creativity on canvas through painting, and indulging in the fine art of crafting.


If any of these topics resonate with you or you wish to connect on any level, please feel free to reach out and share your thoughts!

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We explore Human-Robot Interaction in natural social settings.

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Social Robotics Lab

We explore Human-Robot Interaction in natural social settings.

Jagiellonian University

ul. Ingardena 3, room 305

30-060 Kraków

Poland

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