Designing Human-Robot Interaction Based on Human Personality
A special issue of International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (ISSN 1660-4601). This special issue belongs to the section "Digital Health".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2021) | Viewed by 7819
Special Issue Editors
Interests: automobile ergonomics; aging in place technology; human-robot interaction; human automation interaction; user-centered product design; occupational biomechanics; engineering anthropometry; statistical modeling; digital human modeling & simulation; physiological measurement and analysis; obstructive sleep apnea (OSA); human personality and speech
Interests: HCI; UX; UI
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Interests: smart health and wellbeing; real-time cardiovascular disease; stress monitoring; physiological sensor design; intelligent analytics for decision supports; environmental monitoring and assessment; air quality monitoring; ubiquitous computing; embedded system design; energy efficient processing
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Social robots are currently being developed to improve the quality of life of people in terms of cognitive care, rehabilitation, and companionship. For example, since humans are emotional creatures and respond more agreeably to similar personality types, robots would need a a more intuitive way to capture user’s personal characteristics and match itself toward the user’s personal characteristics for better human-robot interactions.
This special issue aims to understand human personality for designing better human-robot interaction (HRI). Articles should target quantitative analysis of human personality using objective as well as subjective data. The data can be collected directly through facial movement, speech, sound, gesture, bio-signals, or can be collected in a manner of evaluation using well-made scales. The articles that can characterize human personality for design HRI are welcome. Specifically, this issue is intended to publish an advanced research in the field of human-robot interaction, human-AI interaction.
Prof. Dr. Jangwoon Park
Prof. Dr. Jaehyun Park
Prof. Dr. Jungyoon Kim
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- human-robot interaction
- socially assistive robots
- human personality
- human factors and ergonomics
- human-computer interaction
- artificial intelligent
- healthcare technology
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