Search Results - "Haring, Kerstin S"

FFAB-The Form Function Attribution Bias in Human-Robot Interaction by Haring, Kerstin S., Watanabe, Katsumi, Velonaki, Mari, Tossell, Chad C., Finomore, Victor

“…People seem to miscalibrate their expectations and interactions with a robot. When it comes to robot design, the anthropomorphism level of the robot form…”
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Understanding the neural mechanisms of empathy toward robots to shape future applications by Chin, Jenna H, Haring, Kerstin S, Kim, Pilyoung

“…This article provides an overview on how modern neuroscience evaluations link to robot empathy. It evaluates the brain correlates of empathy and caregiving,…”
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Robot Authority in Human-Robot Teaming: Effects of Human-Likeness and Physical Embodiment on Compliance by Haring, Kerstin S., Satterfield, Kelly M., Tossell, Chad C., de Visser, Ewart J., Lyons, Joseph R., Mancuso, Vincent F., Finomore, Victor S., Funke, Gregory J.

“…The anticipated social capabilities of robots may allow them to serve in authority roles as part of human-machine teams. To date, it is unclear if, and to what…”
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Tactical Empathy for Long-Term HRI in Commercial In-Home Robots: An Academic Approach to Building a Bridge to the HRI Industry by Haring, Kerstin S.

“…Tactical empathy uses neuroscience concepts to navigate difficult situations. The long-term human-robot interaction and the commercially successful long-term…”
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Calibrating Trust in Automation Through Familiarity With the Autoparking Feature of a Tesla Model X by Tenhundfeld, Nathan L., de Visser, Ewart J., Haring, Kerstin S., Ries, Anthony J., Finomore, Victor S., Tossell, Chad C.

“…Because one of the largest influences on trust in automation is the familiarity with the system, we sought to examine the effects of familiarity on driver…”
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Assessing a Virtual Platform's Effectiveness in Exploring Mental Models of Robot Design by Laity, Weston, Mamo, Robel, Dossett, Benjamin, Toczek, Maisey, Sinclair, Jordan, Train, Nicole, Pittman, Daniel, Haring, Kerstin S.

“…This work presents our strategy for investigating the fundamental guidelines and theories related to robot mind perception, and for establishing a metric for…”
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Iconography for Representing Robot Mental States in the Build-A-Bot Platform by Dossett, Benjamin, Laity, Weston, Toczek, Maisey, Mamo, Robel, Sinclair, Jordan, Train, Nicole, Pittman, Daniel, Haring, Kerstin S.

“…Robot designers and Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) practitioners can face challenges when people form a mental model of a robot that is not appropriate…”
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How people perceive different robot types: A direct comparison of an android, humanoid, and non-biomimetic robot by Haring, Kerstin S., Silvera-Tawil, David, Takahashi, Tomotaka, Watanabe, Katsumi, Velonaki, Mari

“…During first encounters and short-term interaction with robots, the robot's appearance and initial behavior plays a major role. In this paper we compare the…”
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Conflict Mediation in Human-Machine Teaming: Using a Virtual Agent to Support Mission Planning and Debriefing by Haring, Kerstin S., Tobias, Jessica, Waligora, Justin, Phillips, Elizabeth, Tenhundfeld, Nathan L., Lucas, Gale, de Visser, Ewart J., Gratch, Jonathan, Tossel, Chad

“…Socially intelligent artificial agents and robots are anticipated to become ubiquitous in home, work, and military environments. With the addition of such…”
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Building Trust with a Mobile Application for Last-Mile Commercial Drone Delivery by Famula, Jurgen, Pittman, Daniel E., Haring, Kerstin S.

“…A common set of problems faced by commercial delivery companies are to find ways to increase the efficiency and reliability of the "last mile" of a package's…”
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Good Choices: Technological and Ethical Considerations to Increase Trust in UASs by Coulter, Corina, Haring, Kerstin S.

“…This work discusses how public trust in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs, or drones) could be increased through the implementation of ethical guidelines in drone…”
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Rust in Peace: Life-Cycle Management of Companion Robots and Implications for Human Users by Laity, Weston, Haring, Kerstin S.

“…The interaction between humans and robots transcends mere utility, venturing into the realm of emotional bonds and perceived lifespans. Through a review of the…”
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Man's New Best Friend? Strengthening Human-Robot Dog Bonding by Enhancing the Doglikeness of Sony's Aibo by Schellin, Heidi, Oberley, Tatiana, Patterson, Kaitlyn, Kim, Boyoung, Haring, Kerstin S., Tossell, Chad C., Phillips, Elizabeth, Visser, Ewart J. de

“…Commercial robotic dogs, such as Sony's Aibo, have recently been reimagined. Our goal with this research was to examine factors that influence human-robot dog…”
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Perception of a humanoid robot: A cross-cultural comparison by Haring, Kerstin S., Silvera-Tawil, David, Takahashi, Tomotaka, Velonaki, Mari, Watanabe, Katsumi

“…This study focuses on differences and similarities of perception of a small humanoid robot between Japanese and Australian participants. Two conditions were…”
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On Robot Acceptance and Trust: A Review and Unanswered Questions by Haring, Kerstin S

“…This position paper briefly considers the current benefits and shortcomings surrounding robot trust and acceptance, focusing on robots with interactive…”
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A Novel Online Robot Design Research Platform to Determine Robot Mind Perception by Pittman, Daniel E., Haring, Kerstin S., Kim, Pilyoung, Dossett, Benjamin, Ehman, Gillian, Gutierrez-Gutierrez, Elizabeth, Patil, Sneha, Sanchez, Ashley

“…A common issue in Human-Robot Interaction is a gap in understanding how robot designs are perceived by the user. A common issue encountered by practitioners of…”
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The Dark Side of Human-Robot Interaction: Ethical Considerations and Community Guidelines for the Field of HRI by Haring, Kerstin S., Novitzky, Michael Misha, Robinette, Paul, de Visser, Ewart J., Wagner, Alan, Williams, Tom

“…The HRI community is working to develop interactive robots for a wide variety of pro-social tasks and ideals. As such we naturally focus on the positive side…”
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