Yuichi Sei
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Yuichi Sei is a researcher exploring the intersection of human-robot interaction and animal behavior, with a particular focus on how non-human subjects respond to robotic systems. His most-cited work, "An Observation of Behavioral Changes of Indoor Dogs in Response to Caring Behavior by Humanoid Robots - Can Dogs and Robots Be Companions?" (2017, 2 citations), investigates whether robotic companions can elicit meaningful behavioral responses from domestic animals. This study contributes to the emerging field of animal-robot interaction, examining how robots might serve as therapeutic or social partners for pets. While his citation count is modest, Sei’s work addresses a novel niche: the potential for robots to bridge communication gaps between humans and animals. His research raises important questions about the emotional and behavioral impacts of robotics on living creatures, offering insights for future applications in animal welfare, assistive technology, and companion robotics. By focusing on canine subjects, Sei highlights the broader implications of robotic caregiving beyond human-centered design.
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