Designing robots for long-term social interaction
Designing robots for long-term social interaction
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设计用于长期社交互动的机器人
DOI：
10.1109/iros.2005.1545303
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2005
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Jue Wang
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作者：
Rachel Gockley;A. Bruce;J. Forlizzi;Marek P. Michalowski;Anne Mundell;Stephanie Rosenthal;Brennan Sellner;R. Simmons;Kevin Snipes;A. Schultz;Jue Wang
机器人感知学家瓦莱丽是卡内基梅隆大学社交机器人项目的最新成员。作为纽威尔-西蒙大厅入口处的永久安装，这个机器人将有用的功能--给出方向、查看天气预报等--与有趣而引人注目的角色结合在一起。我们正在使用Valerie来研究人与机器人的社交互动，特别是人与机器人之间的长期“关系”。在九个月的时间里，我们发现许多参观者继续每天与机器人互动，但很少有个人互动持续超过30秒。我们对数据的分析表明，几个设计决定应该会促进更自然的人与机器人的互动。
Valerie the roboceptionist is the most recent addition to Carnegie Mellon's social robots project. A permanent installation in the entranceway to Newell-Simon hall, the robot combines useful functionality - giving directions, looking up weather forecasts, etc. - with an interesting and compelling character. We are using Valerie to investigate human-robot social interaction, especially long-term human-robot "relationships". Over a nine-month period, we have found that many visitors continue to interact with the robot on a daily basis, but that few of the individual interactions last for more than 30 seconds. Our analysis of the data has indicated several design decisions that should facilitate more natural human-robot interactions.