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Coordinating turn-taking and talking in multi-party conversations by controlling robot's eye-gaze

Ryo Sato, Yugo Takeuchi

Year
2014
Citations
13

Abstract

In this study, we suggest a method to coordinate turn-taking and talking in multi-party conversations by the gaze of a robot that participates on the side. Also, we use the experimental paradigm named “Cooperative Turn-taking Game in Non-verbal Situation”, which is a simplified multi-party conversation environment. We investigated whether designing eye-gazes for such robots can coordinate turn-taking and talking in multi-party conversations, and we found the robot's gaze could coordinate turn-taking and talking in multi-party conversations. Our study is expected to effectively encourage desirable talking in such multi-party conversations as collaborative learning scenes.

Keywords

GazeConversationTurn-takingComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionRobotTurn (biochemistry)Artificial intelligenceEye trackingPsychology

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