The design space for robot appearance and behaviour for social robot companions
To facilitate necessary task-based interactions and to avoid annoying or upsetting people a domestic robot will have to exhibit appropriate non-verbal social behaviour. Most current robots have the ability to sense and control for the distance of people and objects in their vicinity. An understandin...
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University of Hertfordshire
2008
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