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Article
The Effects of Intimacy and Proactivity on Trust in Human-Humanoid Robot Interaction
Social humanoid robots (SHRs) have been widely applied in diverse contexts to enhance human–robot interaction by imitating humanlike behavior. Previous studies have utilized a variety of design features to exp...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Immersive Educational Recycling Assistant (ERA): Learning Waste Sorting in Augmented Reality
For a sustainable living, it is everyone’s responsibility to do our best at recycling. However, waste classification can be complex. The existing resources may not have sufficient information or dynamic feedba...
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Article
Coding peekaboom: a gaming mechanism for harvesting programming concepts
There are plentiful online programming resources that enable learners to develop an understanding of conceptual knowledge and practical implementation. However, learners, especially novices, often experience d...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Social Robots for Older Adults in Medical Contexts
Social robots are designed for social interactions with humans and have been significantly employed across various fields in recent decades. For example, in medical fields, social robots can provide companions...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Immersive Educational Technology for Waste Management Learning: A Study of Waste Detection and Feedback Delivery in Augmented Reality
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) techniques have been used by many researchers to improve waste management and promote sustainability. However, waste classification can be complex and co...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Interactive Robot-Aided Diagnosis System for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a group of complex neurodevelopmental disorders characterized by difficulties with social communication and interaction as well as restrictive interest and stereotyped behavio...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Preschool Safety Education with Digital Media-Based Learning Application – Kinder
While unintentional injuries are the leading cause of morbidity and mortality among children, reports have shown that unintentional injuries mostly take place at home or school environments with injuries like ...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Towards the Development of an Inter-cultural Scale to Measure Trust in Automation
Trust is conceived as an attitude leading to intentions resulting in user actions involving automation. It is generally believed that trust is dynamic and that a user’s prior experience with automation affects...
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Article
An Initial Evaluation of Approaches to Building Entry for Large Robot Teams
Teams of robots offer potential reductions in risk for rescuers and improved rescue rates for search and rescue in collapsed buildings and other restricted environments. However, one aspect of deployment of su...
