A Companion Robot for Reducing Stress and Increasing Workability
Nihara B. Mayurawasala, Udaka A. Manawadu, Dilmi P. Kulugammana, P. Ravindra S. De Silva
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 1
Abstract
This research explores the efficacy of a companion robot as a stress intervention for professionals working from home. The robot, designed to observe and engage in friendly conversations, offers stress-reducing suggestions based on continuous monitoring of user behavior. Our findings demonstrate that the stress reduction companion robot effectively reduced stress and improved workability by accurately detecting facial emotions, stress levels, and speech. The system’s ability to minimize distractions and interpret facial expressions highlights its success in enhancing user well-being and overall experience. Further research is needed to assess long-term effectiveness and address ethical considerations for widespread implementation. This study presents a novel approach to address stress-related issues and enhance workability in various settings.
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