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Robots, Gender & Sensemaking: Sex Segregation’s Impact On Workers Making Sense Of a Mobile Autonomous Robot

Rosanne Siino, Pamela Hinds

Year
2006
Citations
45

Abstract

This ethnographic study suggests that social structures such as the sex segregation of jobs may impact how different groups of workers make sense of robots in their work environment. Designers may need to take such structures into account if mobile autonomous robots are to operate successfully alongside humans in the workplace.

Keywords

SensemakingRobotMobile robotEthnographyComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionWork (physics)SociologyBusinessArtificial intelligence

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