HRI
Personal Space Intrusion in Human-Robot Collaboration
Jessi Stark, Roberta R.C. Mota, Ehud Sharlin
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 31
Abstract
Our research aims toward a method of evaluating how invasion of personal space by a robot, with appropriate social context, affects human comfort. We contribute an early design of a testbed to evaluate how comfort changes because of invasion of personal space by a robot during a collaborative task within a shared workspace. Our testbed allows the robot to reach into the human's personal space at different distances and urgency levels. We present a collaborative task testbed using a humanoid robot and future directions for this work.
Keywords
TestbedWorkspaceHuman–computer interactionTask (project management)RobotComputer scienceContext (archaeology)Humanoid robotSpace (punctuation)Human–robot interaction
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