Hirohide Ushida
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2
Total Citations
5
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2
About
Dr. Hirohide Ushida is a researcher in human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on social robotics and collaborative learning. His work explores how a robot’s behavior—guided by an artificial mind model and emotional expression—can influence human performance in cooperative tasks. In his most cited paper, "Effect of social robot's behavior in collaborative learning" (2010), he investigates the dynamics of human-robot partnerships during learning activities, demonstrating that a robot’s emotional and social cues can significantly affect a human partner’s engagement and effectiveness. Although his citation counts are modest, with his top paper garnering 3 citations, his research contributes to the foundational understanding of how socially expressive robots can enhance educational and collaborative settings. Ushida’s work is notable for its early exploration of affective computing in robotics, offering insights that inform the design of more intuitive and responsive learning companions. His studies remain relevant for researchers interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence, emotion modeling, and human-robot teamwork.
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- 1Effect of social robot's behavior in collaborative learning3 citations · 2010
- 2Effect of social robot's behavior in collaborative learning2 citations · 2010