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        Developing child-robot interaction scenarios with a humanoid robot to assist children with autism in developing visual perspective taking skills 

        Wood, L.; Dautenhahn, K.; Robins, B.; Zaraki, A. (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2017-12-14)
        Children with autism often find it difficult to understand that other people might have perspectives, viewpoints, beliefs and knowledge that are different from their own. One fundamental aspect of this difficulty is Visual ...

        Toward Reliable Autonomous Robotic Assistants Through Formal Verification : A Case Study 

        Webster, Matt; Dixon, Clare; Fisher, Michael; Salem, Maha; Saunders, Joe; Koay, Kheng Lee; Dautenhahn, K.; Saez-Pons, Joan (2016-04-02)
        It is essential for robots working in close proximity to people to be both safe and trustworthy. We present a case study on formal verification for a high-level planner/scheduler for the Care-O-bot, an autonomous personal ...

        ‘Teach Me - Show Me’- End-user personalisation of a smart home and companion robot 

        Saunders, Joe; Syrdal, D.S.; Koay, Kheng; Burke, Nathan; Dautenhahn, K. (2016-02-01)
        Care issues and costs associated with an increasing elderly population is becoming a major concern for many countries. The use of assistive robots in ‘smart-home’ environments has been suggested as a possible partial ...

        Towards Safe and Trustworthy Social Robots : Ethical Challenges and Practical Issues 

        Salem, Maha; Lakatos, Gabriella; Amirabdollahian, Farshid; Dautenhahn, K. (2015-10-26)
        As robots are increasingly developed to assist humans so- cially with everyday tasks in home and healthcare settings, questions regarding the robot's safety and trustworthiness need to be addressed. The present work ...

        On the Integration of Adaptive and Interactive Robotic Smart Spaces 

        Dragone, Mauro; Saunders, Joe; Dautenhahn, K. (2015-08-11)
        Enabling robots to seamlessly operate as part of smart spaces is an important and extended challenge for robotics R&D and a key enabler for a range of advanced robotic applications, such as AmbientAssisted Living (AAL) and ...

        Integrating Constrained Experiments in Long-term Human-Robot Interaction using Task– and Scenario–based Prototyping 

        Syrdal, D.S.; Dautenhahn, K.; Koay, Kheng; Ho, Wan (2015-05-27)
        In order to investigate how the use of robots may impact everyday tasks, 12 participants interacted with a University of Hertfordshire Sunflower robot over a period of 8 weeks in the university’s Robot House.. Participants ...

        In good company? : Perception of movement synchrony of a non-anthropomorphic robot 

        Lehmann, Hagen; Saez-Pons, Joan; Syrdal, D.S.; Dautenhahn, K.; Koay, Kheng (2015-05-22)
        Recent technological developments like cheap sensors and the decreasing costs of computational power have brought the possibility of robotic home companions within reach. In order to be accepted it is vital for these robots ...

        Differences on social acceptance of humanoid robots between Japan and the UK 

        Nomura, Tatsuya T.; Syrdal, D.S.; Dautenhahn, K. (The Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour (AISB), 2015-04)
        To validate a questionnaire for measuring people's acceptance of humanoid robots in cross-cultural research (the Frankenstein Syndrome Questionnaire: FSQ), an online survey was conducted in both the UK and Japan including ...

        Does anyone want to talk to me? : Reflections on the use of assistance and companion robots in care homes 

        Dautenhahn, K.; Campbell, Anne; Syrdal, D.S. (The Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour (AISB), 2015-04)

        Using a Humanoid Robot to Elicit Body Awareness and Appropriate Physical Interaction in Children with Autism 

        Costa, Sandra; Lehmann, Hagen; Dautenhahn, K.; Robins, Ben; Soares, Filomena (2015-04-01)
        In this article we describe a human–robot interaction study, focusing on tactile aspects of interaction, in which children with autism interacted with the child-like humanoid robot KASPAR. KASPAR was equipped with touch ...
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