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8 papers

cs.HC2026

Caring Over Computing: An Ethical and Sociotechnical Perspective on Generative AI for Social Connectedness in Dementia Care

Teis Arets, Giulia Perugia, Maarten Houben +1

People with dementia in residential care often experience reduced social connectedness. Person-centered care approaches foreground meaningful social interactions to support well-be…

cs.HC2026

Navigating Transitions: Envisioning Conversational User Interfaces to Support International Students

Yuhui Xu, Isabel Blijenburg, Bhakti Moghe +4

International students face struggles when adapting to the host country. They are more susceptible to mental health problems than domestic students. While Conversational User Inter…

cs.RO2026

Bayesian Active Object Recognition and 6D Pose Estimation from Multimodal Contact Sensing

Haodong Zheng, Gabriele M. Caddeo, Andrei C. Jalba +3

We present an active tactile exploration framework for joint object recognition and 6D pose estimation. The proposed method integrates wrist force/torque sensing, GelSight tactile…

cs.HC2026

Social Robots for People Living with Dementia: A Scoping Review on Deception from Design to Perception

Fan Wang, Giulia Perugia, Yuan Feng +1

As social robots are increasingly introduced into dementia care, their embodied and interactive design may blur the boundary between artificial and lifelike entities, raising ethic…

cs.HC2026

An Intent of Collaboration: On Agencies between Designers and Emerging (Intelligent) Technologies

Pei-Ying Lin, Julie Heij, Iris Borst +3

Amidst the emergence of powerful intelligent technologies such as LLMs and text-to-image AIs that promise to enhance creative processes, designers face the challenges of remaining…

cs.RO2026

A Bayesian Framework for Active Tactile Object Recognition, Pose Estimation and Shape Transfer Learning

Haodong Zheng, Andrei Jalba, Raymond H. Cuijpers +2

As humans can explore and understand the world through active touch, similar capability is desired for robots. In this paper, we address the problem of active tactile object recogn…