| 研究実績の概要 |
In 2015, I worked on how the behavior of the robot and appearance could influence the perception of it. Our results suggest that, among the factors we chose to test, the attitude toward robots is the main influence on the perception of the robot related to the Uncanny valley. Robot occupation acceptability was affected only by Attractiveness, mitigating any Uncanny valley effect. We discuss the implications of these findings for the Uncanny valley and the acceptability of a robotic worker in our society.
I also worked on a low cost system using two RGB-D cameras to better understand social space interaction. Using developed software, we are able to easily collect, combine, visualize, modify, and analyze data. To validate the system, we measured human behavior in a walking experiment. The data obtained from the system showed an accurate measurement and validated our approach for Human Interaction analysis.
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