Designing Interactions with Robots Methods and Perspectives

Developing robots to interact with humans is a complex interdisciplinary effort. While engineering and social science perspectives on designing human-robot interactions (HRI) are readily available, the body of knowledge and practices related to design, specifically interaction design, often remain t...

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Hlavní autoři:	Lupetti, Maria Luce, Zaga, Cristina, Cila, Nazli, Sabanovic, Selma, Jung, Malte F.
Médium:	E-kniha Kniha
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	Boca Raton Chapman and Hall/CRC 2025 CRC Press Taylor & Francis CRC Press LLC
Vydání:	1
Edice:	Chapman & Hall/CRC Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Series
Témata:	anthropomorphic expressivity Artificial intelligence Automatic control engineering co-design Computer science Computing and Information Technology design methodologies design methods Digital and information technologies: Legal aspects Digital and information technologies: social and ethical aspects Electronics and communications engineering Electronics engineering engineering design Engineering: general environmental Ergonomics HCI HRI human-centered design Human-robot interaction human-technology Human–computer interaction Information technology: general topics more-than human design participatory design responsible AI robot stereotypes robotic futures robots and society socio-ethical socio-technical Technical design Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes Technology: general issues TJFM1 Robotics human-centered design human-robot interaction human-technology environmental anthropomorphic expressivity participatory design more-than human design design methods robot stereotypes HCI human-computer interaction socio-technical robots and society responsible AI co-design, design methodologies socio-ethical engineering design robotic futures HRI
ISBN:	1032442123, 1032430273, 9781032442129, 9781032430270, 1040183670, 9781040183670, 1040183697, 9781040183694, 9781003371021, 1003371027
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Cover -- Endorsement Page -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- About the Editors -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Designing Artificial Agents: Appearance and Expressivity -- Box 2.1 The Robotization Design of Everyday Things -- Box 2.2 Ready Made Prototyping -- Box 2.3 Multi-modal Expressivity -- Box 2.4 Minimalism -- Box 2.5 Animation -- Box 2.6 Bodystorming -- Box 2.7 Dramaturgy for Devices -- Box 2.8 Worldbuilding -- Chapter 3: Designing for Social Embeddedness: Mutually Shaping Robots and Society -- Box 3.1 User Enactments -- Box 3.2 Robot Value Mapping -- Box 3.3 Collaborative Map-Making -- Box 3.4 Pretotyping -- Box 3.5 Co-design -- Box 3.6 Breaching Experiments -- Box 3.7 End-User Programming -- Box 3.8 Installations and Performances -- Chapter 4: Designing Human-Robot Ecologies: Beyond Utilitarian Relations -- Box 4.1 Conversations with Agents -- Box 4.2 Techno-Mimesis -- Box 4.3 Objects with Intent -- Box 4.4 Aesthetics of Friction -- Box 4.5 Symbiosis -- Box 4.6 Playfulness -- Box 4.7 Para-functionality -- Box 4.8 Relationality -- Chapter 5: Designing Robotic Imaginaries: Narratives and Futures -- Box 5.1 Futuristic Autobiographies -- Box 5.2 Soma Design -- Box 5.3 Metaphors -- Box 5.4 Design Fiction -- Box 5.5 Speculative Design -- Box 5.6 Adversarial Design -- Box 5.7 Ethnographic Experiential Futures -- Box 5.8 Blending Traditions -- Chapter 6: Choosing Materials for Personal Robot Design -- Chapter 7: Designing Robots that Work and Matter -- Chapter 8: Critical Perspectives in Human-Robot Interaction Design -- Chapter 9: Understanding Designerly Contributions -- Chapter 10: Toward a Future Beyond Disciplinary Divides -- Index