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Neuroscientifically-grounded research for improved human-robot interaction

2018-08-21

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<p>The present study highlights the benefits of using well-controlled experimental designs, grounded in experimental psychology research and objective neuroscientific methods, for generating progress in human-robot interaction (HRI) research. In this study, we implemented a well-studied paradigm of attentional cueing through gaze (the so-called “joint attention” or “gaze cueing”) in an HRI protocol involving the i...

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4c3d2428-e090-5a21-a339-144ef3a8111b
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10.31234/osf.io/98hcx
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