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Joakim Gustafsson is a Professor at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, specializing in Speech Technology. His research focuses on the design and development of multimodal systems, conversational speech synthesis, and social robots. He has been the head of the Department of Speech, Music and Hearing and leads ongoing research projects including VR-funded CONNECTED, which aims at developing context-aware speech synthesis technologies for conversational AI, and CAPTivating, which examines the comparative analysis of public speaking using text-to-speech methods. Notably, Gustafsson has contributed to European projects such as IURO and BabyRobot which involve developing robots for human interaction and education. With a PhD from KTH and extensive involvement in both academic and industrial settings, he is also a member of editorial boards for journals like Speech Communication and Human-Robot Interaction. His vast experience includes collaboration with various international projects, focusing on the intersection of artificial intelligence and human-robot collaboration. He continuously explores innovative solutions that enhance human experiences through technology, especially in health and social care contexts.
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