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Emotive Non-Anthropomorphic Robots Perceived as More Calming, Friendly, and Attentive for Victim Management

Cindy L. Bethel, Robin R. Murphy

Year
2010
Citations
8

Abstract

This paper describes results from a large-scale, complex human study using non-facial and non-verbal affect for victim management in robot-assisted Urban Search and Rescue Applications. Statistically significant results are presented that indicate participants felt emotive robots were more calming, friendlier, and attentive.

Keywords

EmotiveRobotAffect (linguistics)PsychologyApplied psychologyHuman–robot interactionComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionCognitive psychologyArtificial intelligence

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