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most citedLong-Term, in-the-Wild Study of Feedback about Speech Intelligibility for K-12 Students Attending Class via a Telepresence Robot

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cs.RO20242 cited

An Interactive Augmented Reality Interface for Personalized Proxemics Modeling

Massimiliano Nigro, Amy O'Connell, Thomas Groechel +2

Understanding and respecting personal space preferences is essential for socially assistive robots designed for older adult users. This work introduces and evaluates a novel person…

cs.RO20223 cited

Augmented Reality Appendages for Robots: Design Considerations and Recommendations for Maximizing Social and Functional Perception

Ipek Goktan, Karen Ly, Thomas R. Groechel +1

In order to address the limitations of gestural capabilities in physical robots, researchers in Virtual, Augmented, Mixed Reality Human-Robot Interaction (VAM-HRI) have been using…

cs.RO20223 cited

What and How Are We Reporting in HRI? A Review and Recommendations for Reporting Recruitment, Compensation, and Gender

Julia R. Cordero, Thomas R. Groechel, Maja J. Matarić

Study reproducibility and generalizability of results to broadly inclusive populations is crucial in any research. Previous meta-analyses in HRI have focused on the consistency of…

cs.RO202110 cited

Long-Term, in-the-Wild Study of Feedback about Speech Intelligibility for K-12 Students Attending Class via a Telepresence Robot

Matthew Rueben, Mohammad Syed, Emily London +7

Telepresence robots offer presence, embodiment, and mobility to remote users, making them promising options for homebound K-12 students. It is difficult, however, for robot operato…

cs.RO20213 cited

Toward Personalized Affect-Aware Socially Assistive Robot Tutors in Long-Term Interventions for Children with Autism

Zhonghao Shi, Thomas R Groechel, Shomik Jain +3

Affect-aware socially assistive robotics (SAR) has shown great potential for augmenting interventions for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). However, current SAR cannot…

cs.RO20191 cited

Using Socially Expressive Mixed Reality Arms for Enhancing Low-Expressivity Robots

Thomas R. Groechel, Zhonghao Shi, Roxanna Pakkar +1

Expressivity--the use of multiple modalities to convey internal state and intent of a robot--is critical for interaction. Yet, due to cost, safety, and other constraints, many robo…