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Multi-Week, In-Class Deployments of Telepresence Robots With Four Homebound K-12 Students: Benefits, Challenges, and Recommendations
Matthew Rueben, Rhianna Lee, Thomas R. Groechel +4
Missing significant amounts of school during K-12 education is known to put students' cognitive and social development at risk. Alternatives such as home instruction and online lea…
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…
Framing Effects on Privacy Concerns about a Home Telepresence Robot
Matthew Rueben, Frank J. Bernieri, Cindy M. Grimm +1
Privacy-sensitive robotics is an emerging area of HRI research. Judgments about privacy would seem to be context-dependent, but none of the promising work on contextual "frames" ha…
A Taxonomy of Privacy Constructs for Privacy-Sensitive Robotics
Matthew Rueben, Cindy M. Grimm, Frank J. Bernieri +1
The introduction of robots into our society will also introduce new concerns about personal privacy. In order to study these concerns, we must do human-subject experiments that inv…
Sketched Floor plans versus SLAM maps: A Comparison
Leo Bowen-Biggs, Suzanne Dazo, Yili Zhang +5
Maps --- specifically floor plans --- are useful for a variety of tasks from arranging furniture to designating conceptual or functional spaces (e.g., kitchen, walkway). We present…