Titlebook: Social Robotics; 13th International C Haizhou Li,Shuzhi Sam Ge,Jairo Perez-Osorio Conference proceedings 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland A

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Sex Robots: Auto-erotic Devices, Fetishes or New Form of Transitional Object for Adults?ally, as a transitional object, touchable, treatable, comforting but which places the subject in an area of illusion where, according to the very terms of Winnicott, the subject is in danger of dementia.

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Developing a Robot’s Empathetic Reactive Response Inspired by a Bottom-Up Attention Modelral responses. We evaluated the proposed S-R framework using Haru in an interaction setting and our results show an increase in human attention activity indicative of its positive impact to conveying the robot’s sense of agency.

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Nadine the Social Robot: Three Case Studies in Everyday Life a companion in a elderly home. In this paper, we describe the three case studies we performed in different environments and the lessons we have learned from the outcomes of those experiences. We conclude by proposing new research avenues and the missing pieces that could make these social robots available to us in our everyday life.

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Explaining Before or After Acting? How the Timing of Self-Explanations Affects User Perception of Rohe execution rather than afterwards. Exploratory analyses further revealed that even though participants felt less uncertain about what was going to happen next, they also felt less in control, had lower trust and lower contact intentions with a robot that explained before it acted.

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978-3-030-90524-8Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021