Naomi T. Fitter

Naomi Fitter is an Associate Professor at Oregon State University, specializing in the fields of robot design and human-computer interaction. Her research focuses on socially assistive robots, human acceptability studies, and the design of robot behaviors. Her work examines how factors such as sound, expressions, movements, and morphology can optimize interaction experiences between robots and humans, thereby advancing the adoption and integration of robots in society. Naomi Fitter has an extensive academic publication record and has received research funding from organizations such as the National Science Foundation. Her research outcomes have made a significant impact on the integration of technology in healthcare, education, and other societal sectors.

• 2020–Present·Oregon State University·Associate Professor
  • Specializing in research on robot design and human-computer interaction, including socially assistive robots and human acceptability analysis.

• 2012·University of Cincinnati·Bachelor’s Degree
  • Majored in Spanish, received the "Best Student Award," demonstrating outstanding academic performance.