Titlebook: Social Robotics; 4th International Co Shuzhi Sam Ge,Oussama Khatib,Mary-Anne Williams Conference proceedings 2012 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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Emotional Robotics in Elder Care – A Comparison of Findings in the UK and Germanyutic seal PARO in a practice network in England and findings of PARO and the toy dinosaur PLEO in teaching research projects in Germany. The findings in the UK and Germany have comparable outcomes on social interaction of the residents. Examples of the outcomes are presented and analysed with respec

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Would Granny Let an Assistive Robot into Her Home?ivers. However, limited attention has been paid to involving seniors in the design process in order to elicit their attitudes and perception of having their own robot. This study addresses this issue. We conducted a workshop with 14 Swedish seniors age 65 to 86. The findings indicate that: (1) the f

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HRI Evaluation of a Healthcare Service Robot methodology proposed in [7]. This study is a first step to evaluate the methodology by measuring the effectiveness of the interaction patterns designed. The results show that the interaction design patterns could be validated and improved. One can easily reuse these patterns for another service app