2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jneumeth.2017.09.009
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High tech cognitive and acoustic enrichment for captive elephants

Abstract: This paper investigates the potential for using technology to support the development of sensory and cognitive enrichment activities for captive elephants. It explores the usefulness of applying conceptual frameworks from interaction design and game design to the problem of developing species-specific smart toys that promote natural behaviours and provide stimulation. We adopted a Research through Design approach, and describe how scientific inquiry supported our design process, while the creation of artefacts… Show more

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“…In ACI, exploration has been conducted with tangible and physical objects such as pulling devices [43,64], buttons [21,30] (Figure 3), digitally augmented toys such as tree trunks and pulleys [55,118] and plastic balls [62], and with robots [56,57]. Robinson et al [43] created a pulley system for a medical assistant dog to call for help using a tug toy as an interaction mechanism, as this is a familiar way of interaction for a dog.…”
Section: Tangible and Physical Objectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In ACI, exploration has been conducted with tangible and physical objects such as pulling devices [43,64], buttons [21,30] (Figure 3), digitally augmented toys such as tree trunks and pulleys [55,118] and plastic balls [62], and with robots [56,57]. Robinson et al [43] created a pulley system for a medical assistant dog to call for help using a tug toy as an interaction mechanism, as this is a familiar way of interaction for a dog.…”
Section: Tangible and Physical Objectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vibrotactiles however, are not constrained to animals using wearable haptics. French et al [55] developed vibrotactile buttons made of different materials for elephants. These interactive devices were aimed towards triggering elephants' curiosity to explore the device based on the haptic feedback they received when approaching the material with their trunks.…”
Section: Haptic and Wearable Technologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of ACI, Fiona French [6] is currently investigating the potential of technological enrichment for captive elephants. The design of the interactive toys for elephants also focuses on acoustic enrichment experiences.…”
Section: Animals As Voluntary Musiciansmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the physical and graphical interaction design aspects of such technology, sound and music can also play an important role in the design process [5]. Despite the increasing amount of hardware and software for animals, there are only a few studies devoted to the use of audio technologies to enrich the living environment of animals in captivity [6][7][8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entre os objetivos principais desses estudos está a exploração das interações lúdicas mediadas pela tecnologia como uma via potencial de melhoria de qualidade de vida de animais. Pode-se citar, por exemplo, uma interface para a interação remota entre humanos e porcos (ALFRINK et al, 2013); um jogo interativo para o entretenimento e estímulo cognitivo de cães que passam os dias sozinhos em casa (GEURTSEN et al, 2015); e um projeto de experiências de entretenimento para elefantes (FRENCH et al, 2018).…”
Section: Design E Jogos Digitais Na Interação Animal Com a Tecnologiaunclassified