Kristen Thomasen

Robotics law and policy Professor Kristen Thomasen was quoted in a Los Angeles Times article about Singapore's use of a robot dog in response to COVID-19. The country is testing Spot, a four-legged robot, in a public park to assist with social distancing efforts.

During a CBC Windsor interview, Windsor Law Professor Kristen Thomasen said conversations around the potential use of cellphone data during the pandemic raise a lot of social questions.

Windsor Law Professor Kristen Thomasen was interviewed by CBC Windsor to promote a January 22 panel exploring public safety, security, and surveillance at the University of Windsor.

Professor Kristen Thomasen appeared on CBC's Windsor Morning with Tony Doucette to discuss cameras & privacy. Professor Thomasen says research into surveillance cameras and crime doesn't prove they make an area more safe. 

Listen to the segment on Windsor Morning's website. 

Professor Kristen Thomasen (photo credit: CBC Windsor)

As new drone regulations came into effect in Canada on June 1st, Professor Kristen Thomasen interviewed with CBC Windsor to comment on the social impact of drone technology--something that hasn't been taken into consideration with the new regulations.

Professors Kristen Thomasen and Laverne Jacobs discuss autonomous vehicles, accessibility and the law with CBC Windsor's Tony Doucette. 

Listen to the full interview on the CBC Windsor website.