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Did the Scholarly Tradition Survive? interaction between users than other existing TPRs. The TPR is a robotic movable platform which helps people communicate across distances, and it is sometimes required to have the ability of ‘tele-manipulation’, which exceeds the current capacity of pure ‘telecommunication’ [.]. Of note, our M4K ha

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Did the Scholarly Tradition Survive?ically inspired contributions are still rare. This paper aims to introduce a theory-driven method according to a sociological interaction concept to evaluate HRI and identify aspects of successful and satisfying interaction experiences. It combines Harold Garfinkel’s breaching experiments with a fra

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For the Duration: Place, Space and Gender,oid (male) robot in a playful context, as well as on the duration of the interactions. The robotic trials took place in an art exhibition where participants approached the robot either in groups, or alone, and were let free to either engage, or not in conversation. Our initial hypothesis that partic

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Did the Scholarly Tradition Survive?ds. Although these academic fields are very important, we believe that other subjects such as language, music, arts, literature, history, etc., are also essential for future generations. For this reason, the goal of this research is to explore the potential use of robots as educational tools for non

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Patriotic Femininity on the Home Front,act robot morphologies and their capacity to move in affective and expressive ways. We argue that movement offers a key to socializing non-anthropomorphic robots. Our Performative Body Mapping (PBM) method investigates the possibility of using human movement experts to teach non-humanlike robots to

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