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Considering the bystander's perspective for indirect human-robot interaction
Katherine M. Tsui, Munjal Desai, Holly A. Yanco
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 16
Abstract
As robots become more pervasive in society, people will find themselves actively interacting with robots, and also rushing past them without any explicit interaction. People are able to maneuver in crowded situations by speeding up or slowing
Keywords
Bystander effectRobotPerspective (graphical)Human–computer interactionHuman–robot interactionComputer scienceBehavior-based roboticsSocial robotSimulationArtificial intelligence
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