Social robots are increasingly applied in assistive settings where they interact with human
users to support them in their daily life. There, abilities for a robust and reliable social …

Socially assistive robots (SARs) have the potential to revolutionize educational experiences
by providing safe, non-judgmental, and emotionally supportive environments for children's …

Social robots, designed to interact with people through natural communication modes like
speech, body motion, gestures, and facial expressions, have been extensively studied in …

In the study of social and service robots, it is necessary to obtain more valuable quantitative
and qualitative data of humans interacting with these robots in natural and unstructured …

For robots to interact effectively with human users they must be capable of coordinated,
timely behavior in response to social context. The Adaptive Strategies for Sustainable Long …

Socially assistive robots provide assistance to human users through interactions that are
inherently social. This category includes robot tutors that provide students with personalized …

Social robots are becoming increasingly prevalent in the real world. Unsupervised user
interactions in a natural and familiar setting, such as the home, can reveal novel design …

The Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) field for assistive applications focuses on how to provide
long-term/lifelong social interaction for vulnerable populations (eg, children with autism, post …

Socially assistive robots have been used extensively in designing therapy interventions for
children on the autism spectrum. One of the maj or challenges facing this field is the difficulty …

Social robots will be part of our future homes. They will assist us in everyday tasks, entertain
us, and provide helpful advice. However, the technology still faces challenges that must be …