The Role of Autonomy and Interaction Type on Spatial Comfort in an HRI Scenario
Syrdal, D.S., Walters, M.L., Koay, K.L. and Dautenhahn, K.
(2008)
The Role of Autonomy and Interaction Type on Spatial Comfort in an HRI Scenario.
University of Hertfordshire.
This extended abstract presents findings from a live HRI study carried out in the UH robot house. The participants (33 in total) were approached by a robot for 3 different interaction types and the amount of control the participant had over the robot's approach was varied. This study focuses on the participant post-experimental evaluation of their comfort with the robots approaches in these different scenarios. The results--indicate that both the degree of control and the purpose of the interaction independently influence how comfortable participants were with the spatial behaviour of the robot.
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