“Theory of companions” What can theoretical models contribute to applications and understanding of human-robot interaction?

“Theory of companions” What can theoretical models contribute to applications and understanding of human-robot interaction?
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“同伴理论”理论模型对人机交互的应用和理解有何贡献?

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2011
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Sabine Payr
Sabine Payr
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N. Krämer;S. Eimler;A. V. D. Pütten;Sabine Payr

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由于机器人或智能体等人工实体很快将成为我们日常生活的一部分这一情况变得越来越可行,一个关键的挑战是提高人造物品的社交能力。在此背景下,塞拉(Sera)项目的一个核心目标是为社交伙伴以及人与人工制品的交互开发一个理论框架。从理论角度讨论社交能力的几个层面时,我们将批判性地思考人与伙伴的交互是否必须建立在人与人交互的基本原则之上。我们提出并讨论了其他方法。此外,一个关键问题是一个理论框架是否能够作为推导架构和实施指南的起点。在这里,塞拉项目的一个重要结果表明,人类用户之间的个体差异既决定了与人工制品的交互,也决定了与人工制品的关系建立。因此,在结论中总结了“伙伴理论”是否必要和有用,以及它应该能够解释什么和做出什么贡献。
Since it becomes more and more feasible that artificial entities like robots or agents will soon be parts of our daily lives, an essential challenge is to advance the sociability of artifacts. Against this background a pivotal goal of the Sera project was to develop a theoretical framework for sociable companions as well as for human-artefact interaction. In discussing several levels of sociability from a theoretical point-of-view, we will critically reflect whether human-companion interaction has to build on basic principles of human-human interaction. Alternative approaches are presented and discussed. Additionally, a critical question is whether a theoretical framework will be able to serve as a starting point for deriving guidelines for architecture and implementation. Here, a crucial result within the Sera project demonstrates that inter-individual differences between human users determine both the interaction as well as the relationship building with an artefact. In the conclusion it is therefore summarized whether a "theory of companions" is necessary and useful and what it should be able to explain and contribute.
友谊中互惠和社会交换的起源。
DOI: 10.1002/cd.35
发表时间: 2002
期刊: New directions for child and adolescent development.
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