Robotic Experience Researcher
For UX researchers and service designers studying how people behave around robots. Observation methods, study design in physical environments, and synthesizing findings for mixed teams.
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The RXR credential is for researchers who need to study humans in robotic environments — and communicate what they find to teams that include engineers, designers, and business leaders. It covers the specific methodological challenges of doing research in physical, mixed human-robot spaces.
Curriculum
Research Methods in Physical Robotic Environments
Coming SoonHow standard UX research methods adapt — and where they break — in environments with moving, autonomous machines. Observation protocols, safety considerations, and study design.
Behavioural Patterns in Human-Robot Proximity
Coming SoonWhat the research literature tells us about how humans behave near robots — and how to design studies that surface new findings rather than confirming assumptions.
Synthesising & Communicating Findings
Coming SoonHow to translate research findings for mixed audiences — engineers who want data, designers who want insight, and executives who want implications.
Research Presentation & Peer Review
Coming SoonCapstone: present original research findings from a physical or simulated robotic environment. Earn your RXR credential.
What you'll be able to do
- —Design and conduct observational research in physical robotic environments
- —Apply and adapt established UX research methods to human-robot interaction contexts
- —Synthesise findings into actionable recommendations for mixed engineering and design teams
- —Communicate research insights effectively to non-researcher audiences
- —Build a research portfolio demonstrating robotic experience research capability