the proceedings contain 132 papers. the topics discussed include: RemoTouch: a system for remote touch experience;effect of delay on dynamic targets tracking performance and behavior in virtual environment;a multimoda...
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(纸本)9781424479917
the proceedings contain 132 papers. the topics discussed include: RemoTouch: a system for remote touch experience;effect of delay on dynamic targets tracking performance and behavior in virtual environment;a multimodal training platform for minimally invasive robotic surgery;touch sensors for humanoid hands;interface electronics design for POSFET devices based tactile sensing systems;evaluating exemplary training accelerators for programming-by-demonstration;active perception based on Hough transform and evolutionary computation using 3D range sensor;towards automatic generation of multimodal AR-training applications and workflow descriptions;human cognitive strategy for understanding the behaviour of entities;development and preliminary evaluation of a caregiver's manual for robottherapy using the therapeutic seal robot Paro;synthesis of an interactive haptic dancing partner;and implementation of a bio-inspired visual tracking model on the iCub robot.
there have been multiple incidents where humans attacked robots in a public environment (Brscic et al., in: Proceedings of the internationalconference on human-robot interaction, ACM/ieee, Portland, 2015, 10.1145/269...
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there have been multiple incidents where humans attacked robots in a public environment (Brscic et al., in: Proceedings of the internationalconference on human-robot interaction, ACM/ieee, Portland, 2015, 10.1145/2696454.2696468);Vincent, in: A drunk man was arrested for knocking over Silicon Valley's crime-fighting robot, 2017,;Mosbergen, in: Good job, America. You killed hitchBOT. Huffpost, 2015,;Mutlu and Forlizzi, in: Proceedings of the 3rd ACM/ieeeinternationalconference on humanrobot interaction, ACM, 2008, 10.1145/2696454.2696468;Rehm and Krogsager, in: 2013 Proceedings of ieeero-man, ieee, 2013, 10.1145/2696454.2696468;(Salvini et al., in: 19thinternational symposium in robot and humaninteractivecommunication, 2010). Although the form of aggression suggests that this behaviour might be motivated by the aggressor's desire for social recognition rather than an urge for vandalism (Salvini et al. 2010;Keijsers and Bartneck, in: Proceedings of the internationalconference on human-robot interaction, ACM/ieee, New York, 2018, 10.1145/2696454.2696468), very little is known about the underlying psychological mechanisms. therefore, extending previous research, the current study investigated if human aggression towards a robot would be influenced by the aggressor's feelings of power, the perception of the threat that robots in general might pose, mind attribution to the robot, and the robot's embodiment. First, threat and power were manipulated. Subsequently, participants played a learning task with either a virtual or an embodied robot. Mind attribution was measured afterwards. Participants were asked to restrict the robot's energy supply after each wrong answer, which was taken as a measure of aggression. Results indicated that an embodied robot was punished less harshly than a virtual one, except for when people had been primed with power and threat. Being primed with power diminished the influence of mind attribution. Mind attribution increased aggression
the goal of this short manuscript is to provide a research instance for the special session of HAI (human-Agent Interaction) at the ro-man 2010conference. One discussion issue being addressed in this community is the...
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this study explored olfactory displays for social robots. In particular, we tested decorating robot movements by using smells as a way for nonverbal expression. To this end, two prototype devices which enabled a human...
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ISBN:
(纸本)9781728126227
this study explored olfactory displays for social robots. In particular, we tested decorating robot movements by using smells as a way for nonverbal expression. To this end, two prototype devices which enabled a humanoid robot to present smells during its movements were developed based on the following design requirements: (1) the smell presentation had to be synchronized withthe robot movements, (2) the devices could be easily mounted to the robot, (3) the devices could present and switch between multiple smells, and (4) the intensity of the smell presentation was controllable. Initial pilot tests were conducted withhuman participants.
this study examines how human movements are adapted when interacting with another person. It is also considered that the sequence of the movement can be to the choice of both actors. Different parameters of pick-and-p...
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In this paper a framework for representing tactile information in robots is discussed. Control models exploiting tactile sensing are fundamental in social human-robot interaction tasks. Difficulties arising in renderi...
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Social robots are receiving more attention through increased research and development, and they are gradually becoming a part of our daily lives. In this study, we investigated how social robots are accepted by robot ...
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(纸本)9781728160757
Social robots are receiving more attention through increased research and development, and they are gradually becoming a part of our daily lives. In this study, we investigated how social robots are accepted by robot users. We applied the theoretical lens of the boundary-crossing robot concept, which describes the role shift of robots from tools to agents. this concept highlights the impact of social robots on the everyday lives of humans, and can be used to structure the development of perceived interactions between robots and human users. In this paper, we report on the results of a web questionnaire study conducted among users of interactive devices (humanoid robots, animal robots, and smart speakers). their acceptance and roles in daily life are compared from both functional and affective perspectives, with respect to their perceived roles as boundary-crossing robots.
this paper studies dancing as a haptic interaction task withthe aim of replacing one of the human dancing partners by an interactiverobot. Starting from haptic recordings of human dancing couples, the interactive be...
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this work investigates the deployment of an affordable socially assistive robot (SAR) at an older adult day care setting for the screening of COVID-19 symptoms and exposure. Despite the focus on older adults, other st...
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(纸本)9781665404921
this work investigates the deployment of an affordable socially assistive robot (SAR) at an older adult day care setting for the screening of COVID-19 symptoms and exposure. Despite the focus on older adults, other stakeholders (clinicians and caregivers) were included in the study due to the need for daily COVID-19 screening. the investigation considered which aspects of human-robot-interaction (HRI) are relevant when designing social agents for patient screening. the implementation was based upon the current screening procedure adopted by the deployment facility, and translated into robot dialogues and gesturing motion. Post-interaction surveys with participants informed their preferences for the type of interaction and system usability. Observer surveys evaluated users' reaction, verbal and physical engagement. Results indicated general acceptance of the social agent and possible improvements to the current version of the robot to encourage a broader adoption by the stakeholders.
Lip synchronization is one of the most important technologies in the field of intelligent robotics. the natural and precise lip synchronization of robots could contribute to the improvement of humanrobot interaction ...
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