International Journal of Social Robotics

International Journal of Social Robotics OnlineFirst articles

27-02-2021

Emotional Expressions of Real Humanoid Robots and Their Influence on Human Decision-Making in a Finite Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma Game

Emotional expressiveness in robots has attracted increased research interest, and development of this technology has progressed in recent years. A wide variety of methods employing facial expressions, speech, body movements, and colors indicating …

23-02-2021

Utility of Functional Transparency and Usability in UAV Supervisory Control Interface Design

A basic notion of transparency in automated systems design is the need to support user tracking and understanding of system states. Many usability principles for complex systems design implicitly target the concept of transparency. In this study …

22-02-2021

Perceptions of Agent Loyalty with Ancillary Users

Intelligent agents are part of the smartphones, smart speakers, and home robots that millions of us own and interact with regularly. However, little is known about if or how these agents should be embodied. Additionally, as conversations with …

22-02-2021 Open Access

Attitudes Toward Robots as Equipment and Coworkers and the Impact of Robot Autonomy Level

Increasingly, people must interact with robot technologies. In this research, we examined attitudes toward robots as equipment and as coworkers and whether these attitudes are affected by the autonomy of the robot among participants living in the …

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22-02-2021

It was a Pleasure Meeting You

Towards a Holistic Model of Human–Robot Encounters

Social signals are commonly used to facilitate the usability of humanoid robots. While providing the robot with an extended expressibility, these signals are often applied only in structured interactions where parts of the familiarization or …

Additional information

Title

International Journal of Social Robotics

Publisher

Springer Netherlands

Coverage

Volume 1/2009 - Volume 13/2021

Print ISSN

1875-4791

Electronic ISSN

1875-4805

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1007/12369.1875-4805

Journal ID

12369