Baptiste Ramonda

Baptiste Ramonda is a Visiting Researcher at the QUT Centre for Robotics, Queensland University of Technology. His research focuses on developing interfaces for robots like Pepper, tailored for individuals with intellectual disabilities, and exploring 'listenability'—a framework to categorize speech for better accessibility. His work intersects neurodiversity and Interactive Information Retrieval (IIR), prioritizing inclusive technology design.

While no specific educational background or formal grants are detailed, his current projects emphasize practical applications of robotics in supporting neurodiverse populations. Collaborations and affiliations are centered within the QUT Centre for Robotics, though further institutional ties are unspecified.

No scientific awards, advised students, or recent publications are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.