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Exploratory behavior in ethologically inspired robot behavioral model

Ryuichi Numakunai, Takuya Ichikawa, Márta Gácsi, Péter Köröndi, Hideki Hashimoto, Mihoko Niitsuma

Year
2012
Citations
9

Abstract

This paper presents an exploratory behavioral model for human-robot communication based on an ethological approach. To maintain long-term human-robot communication, building social relationships between the user and robot is important. As a model of social relationships between different species, we focus on human-dog relationships. We apply dogs' behaviors observed from the stranger situation test as a base model of the robot. Exploratory behavior is one of the dogs' behaviors. In this paper, human-robot communication is considered for the purpose of home-care support. For this purpose, an exploratory behavior model for home-care applications is proposed.

Keywords

RobotExploratory researchHuman–robot interactionComputer sciencePsychologyHuman–computer interactionSimulationArtificial intelligenceCognitive psychologyApplied psychology

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