Entrainment effect caused by joint attention of two robots

Ichijo, Takashi; Munekata, Nagisa; Hiraki, Kei; Ono, Taketoshi

doi:10.1145/2559636.2559851

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“…The presence of an observer influences the performance of humans. This is the audience effect, which is also observed when the observer is a humanoid robot [47,48] or a group of several robots [49] (which seem to promote better human immersion in the HRI). The appearance of the robot also plays an important role here, since the audience experience is negatively appreciated with a group of non-humanoid robots [49].…”

Section: Audience Effectmentioning

confidence: 88%

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MemoRob: Studying Robots Distractor Effects

Jost¹,

Pévédic²,

Grandgeorge³

et al. 2020

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MemoRob is a model about how to optimize the use of robots for learning. It is based on a list of each possible robotic source of distraction associated with its relevant effects according to its nature and to the target learning mode. While collecting the sources of distraction that the robotics literature provides, the instantiation method of pairing each source and each learning mode with the nature of the distraction as well as its distracting effects allows to consider how to remedy these effects of robotic distraction effects although still having the robotic input as a learning medium. In this article, we provide the motivations that led to the need for the MemoRob model, the list of sources and effects generated by the Human-Robot interaction that may interfere with learning situations, the learning modes described according to their processes and mechanisms and, finally, a set of predictions on whether a given robotic learning situations might promote attention or distraction.

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Section: Audience Effectmentioning

confidence: 88%

“…Studies show that humans seek eye contact with robots just like they do with other humans. This has important consequences for the interaction, for example, humans are more engaged in communication if two robots are looking at them [49].…”

Section: Gaze Effectmentioning

confidence: 99%