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Ice-Breakers, Turn-Takers and Fun-Makers: Exploring Robots for Groups with Teenagers
Sarah Gillet, Katie Winkle, Giulia Belgiovine +1
Successful, enjoyable group interactions are important in public and personal contexts, especially for teenagers whose peer groups are important for self-identity and self-esteem.…
Enactive Artificial Intelligence: Subverting Gender Norms in Robot-Human Interaction
Ines Hipolito, Katie Winkle, Merete Lie
This paper introduces Enactive Artificial Intelligence (eAI) as an intersectional gender-inclusive stance towards AI. AI design is an enacted human sociocultural practice that refl…
PD/EUP Workshop Proceedings
Emmanuel Senft, David Porfirio, Katie Winkle
People who need robots are often not the same as people who can program them. This key observation in human-robot interaction (HRI) has lead to a number of challenges when developi…
LEADOR: A Method for End-to-End Participatory Design of Autonomous Social Robots
Katie Winkle, Emmanuel Senft, Séverin Lemaignan
Participatory Design (PD) in Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) typically remains limited to the early phases of development, with subsequent robot behaviours then being hardcoded by en…
RoboTed: a case study in Ethical Risk Assessment
Alan F. T. Winfield, Katie Winkle
Risk Assessment is a well known and powerful method for discovering and mitigating risks, and hence improving safety. Ethical Risk Assessment uses the same approach but extends the…
Robot Accident Investigation: a case study in Responsible Robotics
Alan F. T. Winfield, Katie Winkle, Helena Webb +3
Robot accidents are inevitable. Although rare, they have been happening since assembly-line robots were first introduced in the 1960s. But a new generation of social robots are now…