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ORCIDHAI 2022: Christchurch, New Zealand
- Christoph Bartneck, Takayuki Kanda, Mohammad Obaid, Wafa Johal:
International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction, HAI 2022, Christchurch, New Zealand, December 5-8, 2022. ACM 2022, ISBN 978-1-4503-9323-2
Keynote Talks
- Elizabeth Broadbent
:
Who Would You like to Deliver your Healthcare? 1 - Douglas Campbell:
A very simple design for a very intelligent machine (but with a catch). 2 - Andrew James Vonasch:
The Heuristic of Sufficient Explanation: Implications for Human-Agent Interaction. 3
Applications and Human Perceptions
- Sofia Thunberg, Maria Arnelid, Tom Ziemke:
Older Adults' Perception of the Furhat Robot. 4-12 - Jamy Li, Karen Penaranda Valdivia:
Does Media Format Matter? Investigating the Toxicity, Sentiment and Topic of Audio Versus Text Social Media Messages. 13-22 - Samira Rasouli, Moojan Ghafurian, Kerstin Dautenhahn:
Students' Views on Intelligent Agents as Assistive Tools for Dealing with Stress and Anxiety in Social Situations. 23-31 - Daniel Kats, Mahmood Sharif:
"I Have No Idea What a Social Bot Is": On Users' Perceptions of Social Bots and Ability to Detect Them. 32-40
Assistants and Dialogue
- Kate Candon, Zoe Hsu, Yoony Kim, Jesse Chen, Nathan Tsoi, Marynel Vázquez:
Perceptions of the Helpfulness of Unexpected Agent Assistance. 41-50 - Jie Yang, Hirofumi Kikuchi, Takatsugu Uegaki, Kaito Moriki, Hideaki Kikuchi:
The Effect of the Repetitive Utterances Complexity on User's Desire to Continue Dialogue by a Chat-oriented Spoken Dialogue System. 51-56 - Guy Laban, Theo B. Araujo:
Don't Take it Personally: Resistance to Individually Targeted Recommendations from Conversational Recommender Agents. 57-66 - David Obremski, Helena Babette Hering, Paula Friedrich, Birgit Lugrin:
Mixed-Cultural Speech for Intelligent Virtual Agents - the Impact of Different Non-Native Accents Using Natural or Synthetic Speech in the English Language. 67-75
Frameworks, Models, and Decisions
- Leonie Nora Sieger, Julia Hermann, Astrid Schomäcker, Stefan Heindorf, Christian Meske, Celine-Chiara Hey, Aysegül Dogangün:
User Involvement in Training Smart Home Agents: Increasing Perceived Control and Understanding. 76-85 - Ornnalin Phaijit, Claude Sammut, Wafa Johal:
Let's Compete! The Influence of Human-Agent Competition and Collaboration on Agent Learning and Human Perception. 86-94 - Rintaro Hasegawa, Yosuke Fukuchi, Kohei Okuoka, Michita Imai:
Advantage Mapping: Learning Operation Mapping for User-Preferred Manipulation by Extracting Scenes with Advantage Function. 95-103 - Shreepriya Gonzalez Jimenez, Danilo Gallo, Ricardo Sosa, Eduardo Benítez Sandoval, Tommaso Colombino, Maria Antonietta Grasso:
A Decision Support Design Framework for Selecting a Robotic Interface. 104-113 - Divesh Lala, Koji Inoue, Tatsuya Kawahara, Kei Sawada:
Backchannel Generation Model for a Third Party Listener Agent. 114-122
Empathy, Trust and Culture
- Abdullah S. Alzahrani, Simon Robinson, Muneeb Imtiaz Ahmad:
Exploring Factors Affecting User Trust Across Different Human-Robot Interaction Settings and Cultures. 123-131 - Junya Morita, Yuna Kano:
Effects of Self-Experience and Situational Awareness on Empathic Help to Virtual Agents. 132-139 - Lena Guinot, Kozo Ando, Hiroyasu Iwata:
Study on the Perception of Implicit Indication When Collaborating with an Artificial Agent: Example with the Japanese Rice Cake "Mochi" Making. 140-147 - Aldo Chavez Gonzalez, Marlena R. Fraune, Ricarda Wullenkord:
Can Moral Rightness (Utilitarian Approach) Outweigh the Ingroup Favoritism Bias in Human-Agent Interaction. 148-156 - Nora Elizabeth Joby, Hiroyuki Umemuro:
Effect of Group Identity on Emotional Contagion in Dyadic Human Agent Interaction. 157-166
Motion and Gestures
- Tetsunari Inamura, Shinichirou Eitoku, Iwaki Toshima, Shinya Shimizu, Atsushi Fukayama, Shiro Ozawa, Takao Nakamura:
Effect of repetitive motion intervention on self-avatar on the sense of self-individuality. 167-175 - Masaya Iwasaki, Kosuke Ogawa, Akiko Yamazaki, Keiichi Yamazaki, Yuji Miyazaki, Tatsuyuki Kawamura, Hideyuki Nakanishi:
Enabling Shared Attention with Customers Strengthens a Sales Robot's Social Presence. 176-184 - Kaon Shimoyama, Kohei Okuoka, Mitsuhiko Kimoto, Michita Imai:
VISTURE: A System for Video-Based Gesture and Speech Generation by Robots. 185-193 - Alfarabi Imashev, Nurziya Oralbayeva, Vadim Kimmelman, Anara Sandygulova:
A User-Centered Evaluation of the Data-Driven Sign Language Avatar System: A Pilot Study. 194-202
Non-verbal interaction
- Kazuki Mizumaru, Daisuke Sakamoto, Tetsuo Ono:
Perception of Emotional Relationships by Observing Body Expressions between Multiple Robots. 203-211 - Taichi Hirayama, Yuka Okada, Mitsuhiko Kimoto, Takamasa Iio, Katsunori Shimohara, Masahiro Shiomi:
What is the speed boundary between patting and slapping by a robot?: Investigating perceptions toward robot-robot interaction. 212-218 - Diogo Rato, Marta Couto, Rui Prada:
Attributing Social Motivations to Changes in Agents' Behavior and Appearance. 219-226 - Carolyn Saund, Haley Matuszak, Anna Weinstein, Stacy Marsella:
Motion and Meaning: Data-Driven Analyses of The Relationship Between Gesture and Communicative Semantics. 227-235
Poster Session
- Chenlin Hang, Tetsuo Ono, Seiji Yamada:
Perspective-taking of Virtual Agents for Promoting Prosocial Behaviors. 236-238 - Nathan Caruana, Ryssa Moffat, Aitor Miguel-Blanco, Emily S. Cross:
Talk, Listen and Keep Me Company: A Mixed Methods Analysis of Children's Perspectives Towards Robot Reading Companions. 239-241 - Cassandra L. Crone, Grace Chamberlin, Kyle Aspinall, Gaurav Patil, Michael J. Richardson, Rachel W. Kallen:
Embodied Virtual Interactions: What Does Equity Mean to You?: Preliminary Results for the Impact of Transgender Avatar Embodiment on Empathy. 242-244 - Marlena R. Fraune, Aralee Derflinger, Alexis Grosofsky:
A Scent to Impress: The Smell of Lavender enhances Trust of Robots. 245-246 - Isabella Ågren, Sofia Thunberg:
Robot Persuasiveness Depending on User Gender. 247-249 - Sharon Temtsin, Diane Proudfoot, Christoph Bartneck:
A Bona Fide Turing Test. 250-252 - Richard Savery, Anna Savery, Justin Baird:
Robotic Arm Generative Painting Through Real-time Analysis of Music Performance. 253-255 - Amro Najjar, Nina Hosseini-Kivanani, Igor Tchappi Haman, Yazan Mualla, Egberdien van der Peijl, Daniel Karpati, Christoph Schommer:
XAI: Using Smart Photobooth for Explaining History of Art. 256-259 - Kento Goto, Kazuki Mizumaru, Daisuke Sakamoto, Tetsuo Ono:
Angel and Devil Robots: Personifying a Dilemma to Influence Willpower. 260-262 - Haider Ali Akmal, Eduardo Benítez Sandoval:
Proposing a Post-anthropocentric HAI through the Perception of Sentient Entities as Trans-objects. 263-265 - Haider Ali Akmal, Jonathan Shaw, Eduardo Benítez Sandoval:
Interactive Perceptual Companion: Prototyping a Digital Perception for HAI. 266-268 - Jibing Shi, Richard J. Savery:
Partners Who Grow Together: Collaborative Machine Learning in Video Game AI Design. 269-271 - Leila Mouzehkesh Pirborj, Omar Mubin, Michael Lwin, Aila Khan, Fady Alnajjar:
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger: Conceptualising social robot's pain and Consumer's Empathic response through touch. 272-274 - Tomoko Koda, Saori Tsuji, Miki Takase:
Measuring Subconscious Gender Biases against Male and Female Virtual Agents in Japan. 275-277 - Nanami Kojima, Yoshinari Takegawa, Asuka Terai, Keiji Hirata:
Effect of Preference for a Lecturer Disguised as an Avatar on Desire to View Lecturer's Video. 278-280 - Takashi Kanetsuna, Kazuaki Takeuchi, Hiroaki Kato, Taichi Sono, Hirotaka Osawa, Kentaro Yoshifuji, Yoichi Yamazaki:
Interaction in Remote Peddling Using Avatar Robot by People with Disabilities. 281-283 - Daiki Fujishima, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami:
Would You Be Stressed If Anthropomorphic Agents Were Handing Out POCKET TISSUES Around Town? : Evaluation by VR Study. 284-286 - Guy Laban, Arvid Kappas, Val Morrison, Emily S. Cross:
User experience of human-robot long-term interactions. 287-289 - David Obremski, Birgit Lugrin:
Mixed-Cultural Speech for Mixed-Cultural Users - Natural vs. Synthetic Speech for Virtual Agents. 290-292 - Patrick Nalepka, Nathan Caruana, David M. Kaplan, Rachel W. Kallen, Elizabeth Pellicano, Michael J. Richardson:
Neurodiverse Human-Machine Interaction and Collaborative Problem-Solving in Social VR. 293-295 - Takuto Akiyoshi, Masashi Abe, Yuki Shimizu, Yusaku Takahama, Koki Nagata, Yosuke Okami, Taishi Sawabe:
Hype Dlive: XR Live Performance System for Improving Passenger Comfort in Autonomous Driving. 296-298 - James Simpson, Michael J. Richardson, Deborah Richards:
A Wizard or a Fool? Initial Assessment of a Wizard of Oz Agent Supporting Collaborative Virtual Environments. 299-301 - Akihiro Maehigashi, Takahiro Tsumura, Seiji Yamada:
Experimental Investigation of Trust in Anthropomorphic Agents as Task Partners. 302-305 - Julia Ayache, Andrew M. Connor, Stefan Marks, Alexander Sumich, Nadja Heym:
Humanness lies in unpredictability: Role of Theory of Mind on anthropomorphism in human-computer interactions. 306-308 - Qinglei Bu, Xiaoyi Cheng, Fan Yang, Jie Sun, Limin Yu, Ying Hou:
A Computer Game-based Tangible Upper Limb Rehabilitation Device. 309-313 - Yuri Sato, Haruaki Fukuda, Kazuhiro Ueda:
Can Vicarious Agents follow the Intent of Clients' Orders in Making Risk Judgments? 314-317 - Sarah Fischer, Darja Stoeva, Margrit Gelautz:
The Effect of Exaggerated Nonverbal Cues on the Perception of the Robot Pepper. 318-320 - Rachele Carli, Amro Najjar, Davide Calvaresi:
Human-Social Robots Interaction: The Blurred Line between Necessary Anthropomorphization and Manipulation. 321-323 - Fabrizia Auletta, Gaurav Patil, Rachel W. Kallen, Mario di Bernardo, Michael J. Richardson:
Modeling and Understanding Future Action Decisions of Players during Online Gaming. 324-326 - Gaurav Patil, Phillip Bagala, Patrick Nalepka, Rachel W. Kallen, Michael J. Richardson:
Evaluating Human-Artificial Agent Decision Congruence in a Coordinated Action Task. 327-329 - Krzysztof Pietroszek, Manuel Rebol, Becky Lake:
The Meeting: Volumetric Participatory theatre Play in Mixed Reality. 330-332 - Amro Najjar, Harisha Prakash, Igor Tchappi, Jean Etienne Ndamlabin Mboula, Yazan Mualla:
Towards a Smart Robot Model for Traffic Signal Management in Developing Countries. 333-336
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