Hello! I am Gregory LeMasurier, a PhD candidate in the Human-Robot Interaction Lab at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. My current research revolves around robot proficiency self-assessment and explainability. Throughout my years as an undergraduate and graduate student in the HRI lab, I have had the pleasure to work on a variety of different projects, which can be found on my research page.

Updates

4/12/2024 Accepted to the RPL Summer School!

3/11-3/15 2024 - Attended HRI 2024!

2/26/2024 - VAM-HRI Workshop paper accepted! 

Participant Training for Virtual Reality User Studies: Lessons Learned and Open Questions

1/10/2024 - HRI LBR accepted! (Led by my undergraduate students) 

A Generalizable Architecture for Explaining Robot Failures Using Behavior Trees and Large Language Models

11/22/2023 - HRI full paper accepted! (24.9% acceptance rate) 

Reactive or Proactive? How Robots Should Explain Failures