家族のためのロボット設計:家庭のルーティンにおける文脈的リマインダーのための現場プロトタイピング
Designing Robots for Families: In-Situ Prototyping for Contextual Reminders on Family Routines
10家族と協働でロボットのリマインダー行動を設計し、4日間の家庭内実験を通じて、タイミングや権限、家族力学に関する課題を明らかにした。
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著者: Michael F. Xu, Enhui Zhao, Yawen Zhang, Joseph E. Michaelis, Sarah Sebo, Bilge Mutlu
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Robots are increasingly entering the daily lives of families, yet their successful integration into domestic life remains a challenge. We explore family routines as a critical entry point for understanding how robots might find a sustainable role in everyday family settings. Together with each of the ten families, we co-designed robot interactions and behaviors, and a plan for the robot to support their chosen routines, accounting for contextual factors such as timing, participants, locations, and the activities in the environment. We then designed, prototyped, and deployed a mobile social robot as a four-day, in-home user study. Families welcomed the robot's reminders, with parents especially appreciating the offloading of some reminding tasks. At the same time, interviews revealed tensions around timing, authority, and family dynamics, highlighting the complexity of integrating robots into households beyond the immediate task of reminders. Based on these insights, we offer design implications for robot-facilitated contextual reminders and discuss broader considerations for designing robots for family settings.
