The effect of simultaneous behaviors for sharing real world information
Masahiko Taguchi, Kentaro Ishii, Michita Imai · 2008
This paper investigates a communication model which explains what behaviors make humans think that they share information with a robot. We focus on the motion of a robot’s gaze which is synchronized with a human’s gesture and a gaze direction, and propose a communication model for a robot to share real world information with a human. We have conducted a psychological experiment and reveals the effect of the simultaneous behaviors. The result indicated that the simultaneous behaviors give actuality to the robot’s utterance when it refers to physical world information.