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Daily HRI evaluation at a classroom environment: reports from dance interaction experiments

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The design and development of social robots that interact and assist people in daily life requires moving into unconstrained daily-life environments. This presents unexplored meth...

Fumihide Tanaka, Javier R. Movellan, Bret Fortenbe...

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