Titlebook: Social Robotics; 6th International Co Michael Beetz,Benjamin Johnston,Mary-Anne Williams Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International

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Lucy Diep,John-John Cabibihan,Gregor Wolbring north of Thailand, and considers the lessons from these settlements that may be useful for the sustainable development of intermediate size cities in Asia. Informal settlements serve a critical role in providing affordable shelter close to jobs for poor urban residents, yet impose substantial costs

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Simon Jenkins,Heather Draperer focuses on the development of the higher education industry in Hong Kong and Singapore over the last decade. The education hub notion was introduced during the concession period; thus, sustaining economic growth was considered the key reason for the education hub policy. However, this instrumenta

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Aidan Jones,Ginevra Castellano,Susan Bull between Japan, Korea and the USA. Since 2004, our research group has developed student survey systems for learning improvement, called Japanese Cooperative Institutional Research Program (JCIRP), as a revised version of the College Senior Survey (CSS) (HERI, UCLA). Our JCIRP program has been extend

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978-3-319-11972-4Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2014

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Social Robotics978-3-319-11973-1Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11973-1assistive technology; care-robots; commercial robots; cross-cultural; elderly people; healthcare robot sy

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Perception of an Android Robot in Japan and Australia: A Cross-Cultural Comparison,ot. Experimental results show that, in contrast to popular belief, Australian participants perceived the robot more positive than Japanese participants. This is the first study directly comparing human perception of a physically present android robot in two different countries.