I started my training in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, where I developed a strong technical foundation in how machines work. Over time, my interests shifted toward how they interact with people — not just functionally, but socially, and how we might build machines with social intelligence. That led me to the field of Human-Robot Interaction, where I now explore how humans and robots can better understand and predict each other. My research integrates engineering, robotics, and psychology to help build more intuitive and collaborative relationships between people and machines.