ロボットディスプレイ設計における表現力と明瞭性:動的・静的表示が協調作業に与える影響
See What I Mean? Expressiveness and Clarity in Robot Display Design
ロボットの目とアイコンのアニメーション表示が、協調ナビゲーション課題での信頼・満足度・解釈しやすさ・成功率にどう影響するかを公共空間で37名を対象に調査した。
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著者: Matthew Ebisu, Hang Yu, Reuben Aronson, Elaine Short
分類: cs.RO, cs.HC
原文アブストラクト
Nonverbal visual symbols and displays play an important role in communication when humans and robots work collaboratively. However, few studies have investigated how different types of non-verbal cues affect objective task performance, especially in a dynamic environment that requires real time decision-making. In this work, we designed a collaborative navigation task where the user and the robot only had partial information about the map on each end and thus the users were forced to communicate with a robot to complete the task. We conducted our study in a public space and recruited 37 participants who randomly passed by our setup. Each participant collaborated with a robot utilizing either animated anthropomorphic eyes and animated icons, or static anthropomorphic eyes and static icons. We found that participants that interacted with a robot with animated displays reported the greatest level of trust and satisfaction; that participants interpreted static icons the best; and that participants with a robot with static eyes had the highest completion success. These results suggest that while animation can foster trust with robots, human-robot communication can be optimized by the addition of familiar static icons that may be easier for users to interpret. We published our code, designed symbols, and collected results online at: https://github.com/mattufts/huamn_Cozmo_interaction.
