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This study examines how a humanoid robotic head processes natural language and generates emotional, multimodal responses. It also explores visitor interactions with the robot in three different public settings.
This study examines how a humanoid robotic head processes natural language and generates emotional, multimodal responses. It also explores visitor interactions with the robot in three different public settings.
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Previous research has shown that a human-like robot's acceptance heavily depends on the setting in which it operates and its ability to perform relevant tasks. This paper, first, reports on how our robot processes natural language to generate a multimodal, verbal response integrating emotional expressions based on...
Understanding how context and emotional expression affect robot acceptance can guide the design of social robots for public use. This research highlights the importance of task relevance and emotional engagement in human-robot interaction.
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