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PACE (Persona Adaptation through Conversational Elicitation) is a new framework designed to equip humanoid robots with adaptable personas that can interact naturally and flexibly with users. This approach moves beyond static, hard-coded identities by enabling robots to tailor their behavior based o...
PACE (Persona Adaptation through Conversational Elicitation) is a new framework designed to equip humanoid robots with adaptable personas that can interact naturally and flexibly with users. This approach moves beyond static, hard-coded identities by enabling robots to tailor their behavior based o...
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Equipping humanoid robots with coherent and adaptable personas is crucial for fostering natural, engaging, and trustworthy human-robot interaction (HRI). However, existing approaches often rely on static, hard-coded identities that lack the flexibility to adapt to individual user contexts. In this paper, we...
Adaptive personas in robots can enhance engagement, trust, and natural interaction in human-robot interaction (HRI). This flexibility addresses limitations of current static identity models, potentially improving user experience and acceptance of humanoid robots.
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