SGER: Disagreeing Robots
SGER: Disagreeing Robots
批准号:
0746109
负责人:
Clifford Nass
金额:
$9.11万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007-09-01 至 2008-08-31
中文摘要
人机交互的传统愿景是机器将成为完全合作的伙伴。 相应地,机器人分歧的问题从未被探讨过。使用基于变量的方法,机器人的自主性,机器人的形式,和机器人礼貌策略对人类的行为和态度的影响将进行实证检验。行为测量将包括表现、生理反应和记忆。 态度测量将包括情感反应以及对机器人的各种评估。 结果将使发现哪些方面的人与人的互动直接适用于人与机器人的互动,以及哪些方面是不同的性能,记忆和态度。这个探索性的研究项目将寻求经验性地识别机器人的特征,这些特征影响人类对机器人表达不同意见的反应。结果预计将确定战略,以促进解决人类和机器人之间的冲突。虽然存在人-人不一致的模型,但不知道这些模型中的哪一个将适用于人-机器人交互。这是一个重要的探索领域,因为在许多情况下,如太空探索和殖民,康复和复杂的制造,机器人必须表达与人类的分歧,这是一个高度紧张的情况。本研究将为以下关键问题提供初步答案:1)哪些分歧策略对人类互动伙伴最有效、最受欢迎?2)机器人的哪些特征将最有效地使情况成为一种共同理解而不是纯粹的冲突? 预计这些发现将使研究人员能够创造和研究能够更好地与人类协调并帮助人类实现目标的机器人,并揭示机器人如何诱导对技术的社会反应。
英文摘要
The traditional vision of human-robot interaction is that the machines will be fully cooperative partners. Correspondingly, issues of robot disagreement have never been explored. Using a variable-based approach, the effects of robot autonomy, robot form, and robot politeness strategies on human behaviors and attitudes will be empirically tested. Behavior measures will include performance, physiological responses, and memory. Attitudinal measures will include affective responses as well as various assessments of the robot. Results will enable the discovery of which aspects of human-human interaction apply directly to human-robot interaction, and which aspects are different with respect to performance, memory, and attitudes. This exploratory research project will seek to empirically identify features of robots that influence humans' responses to robots' expressions of disagreement. Results are expected to identify strategies to facilitate the resolution of conflicts between humans and robots. While there are models of human-human disagreement, it is unknown which of these models will be applicable to human-robot interaction. This is an important exploratory area to pursue given that in many contexts, such as space exploration and colonization, rehabilitation, and complex manufacturing, the robot must express disagreement with the human, a highly-charged situation. This research will provide initial answers to the following critical questions: 1) which strategies of disagreement will be most effective and most palatable to human interaction partners? and 2) which characteristics of robots will most effectively enable the situation to be one of joint understand rather than pure conflict? It is expected that findings will enable researchers to create and study robots that are better able to coordinate with humans and assist humans in reaching their goals as well as reveal the ways in which robots can induce social responses to technology.
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批准号:0904321
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项目类别:Standard Grant
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财政年份:2009
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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依托单位:
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