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Amy Loutfi

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Amy Loutfi

About Amy Loutfi

Amy Loutfi is a Professor at Örebro University and Linköping University. At Örebro University she leads the  AI, Robotics, and Cybersecurity Center (www.oru.se/ai). At Linköping University, she is program director for WASP (www.wasp-sweden.org). 
 Amy Loutfi received her Ph.D. in Computer Science in 2006 with a research topic in machine perception. Specifically, she researched about how gas sensors could be integrated onto robotic platforms and how these robots can interact with humans in order to solve a range of problems that required sensing and perception. She has since broadened her research interests to include general research directions within machine perception, where AI methods like Machine learning are used for the interpretation of sensor data. She also has broadened her research in the area of Human Robot Interaction where she has studied HRI in various platforms that include fully autonomous robots, but also teleoperated robots. She has a long experience working with industry and the public sector on research projects dealing with AI, robotics and human-robot interaction. 

Additionally, Amy has worked with a strong engagement in strategic issues in AI for all of Sweden.. 

In 2020, Amy was elected as a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences. 

For a complete list of her publications and bibliometrics please see Google Profile Page

 

Publications

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Articles in journals

Articles, reviews/surveys

Books

Chapters in books

Conference papers

Conference proceedings (editor)

Daily newspapers

Doctoral theses, monographs

Licentiate theses, monographs

Manuscripts

Reports