Influence of collaborative customer service by service robots and clerks in bakery stores [PDF]
In recent years, various service robots have been deployed in stores as recommendation systems. Previous studies have sought to increase the influence of these robots by enhancing their social acceptance and trust.
Yuki Okafuji +7 more
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Exploring the balance between functionality and aesthetics: an analytical framework and pragmatic consideration of the anthropomorphism of service robots [PDF]
The phenomenon of anthropomorphism in service robots has gained significant traction across multiple service industries; however, there remains a lack of a robust theoretical framework that adequately elucidates the preference for anthropomorphic design.
Xin Xin, Wenchao Liu
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Factors influencing consumers’ willingness to accept service robots: Based on online reviews of Chinese hotels [PDF]
The application of robots in service industry is increasing. Compared with related studies in other countries, the research on users’ acceptance of mid-range and high-range hotel service robots in China is preliminary.
Cheng Chang +3 more
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Are nurses and patients willing to work with service robots in healthcare? A mixed-methods study [PDF]
Introduction Scholars have become increasingly interested in incorporating robots into healthcare. While there is a growing body of research examining nurses’ and patients’ attitudes towards using robots in healthcare, no prior research has specifically ...
Heba Emad El-Gazar +5 more
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The effect of behaviorally anthropomorphic service robots on customers’ variety-seeking behavior: an analytical examination of social presence and decision-making context [PDF]
The concept of anthropomorphism is crucial in enhancing interactions between service robots and humans, serving as a key consideration in the design of these robots.
Wenchao Liu, Xin Xin, Chenyu Zheng
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Service Robots in the Healthcare Sector [PDF]
Traditionally, advances in robotic technology have been in the manufacturing industry due to the need for collaborative robots. However, this is not the case in the service sectors, especially in the healthcare sector.
Jane Holland +6 more
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Human–robot interactions and experiences of staff and service robots in aged care [PDF]
The rise of robotics in aged care is transforming how older adults are cared for, addressing staff shortages and workload. Daily interactions with staff and residents highlight an urgent need to better understand and improve human–robot interactions ...
Valeria Macalupu +3 more
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Human-facility interaction improving people’s understanding of service robots and elevators - system design and evaluation [PDF]
As service robots become increasingly integrated into public spaces, effective communication between robots and humans is essential. Elevators, being common shared spaces, present unique challenges and opportunities for such interactions.
Mau Adachi, Masayuki Kakio
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The effect of service robot occupational gender stereotypes on customers' willingness to use them
Customers have obvious occupational gender stereotypes for service employees. In recent years, intelligent service robots have been widely used in the hospitality industry and have also been given gender characteristics to attract customers to use them ...
Qian Hu +5 more
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Stair-Climbing Robots: A Review on Mechanism, Sensing, and Performance Evaluation
Indoor service robots have been widely introduced in the fields of cleaning, delivery, education, guidance, and healthcare, etc. in indoor environments. The mobility of an indoor service robot is essential to expanding its applications.
Taewon Seo +4 more
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