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人口统计差异对工业机器人运动感知的影响

The Influence of Demographic Variation on the Perception of Industrial Robot Movements

University of St. Gallen(圣加仑大学);Institute of Computer Science(计算机科学研究所)

Damian Hostettler

AI总结:

本文通过文献综述和930人网络实验,考察人口统计因素对工业机械臂运动行为评价的影响,发现多数运动偏好在不同人群中稳健,仅性别和年龄对快慢速度偏好有轻微影响。

摘要:

几十年来,个体差异对人机交互感知与评价的影响一直受到研究。已有研究表明,部分人口统计特征会影响个体对人机交互的感知。然而,迄今为止尚不清楚个体差异是否、以何种方式以及在多大程度上影响我们对机器人的感知;对于人为因素及其对机器人运动感知的影响,人们了解得更少。此外,关于个体差异相关性的多数结果考察的是与人形机器人或社交机器人的人机交互,而与工业机器人的交互研究不足。我们提出了一项关于机器人运动与人口统计差异影响之间关系的文献综述。综述显示,由于缺乏标准化的机器人操控、所使用的因变量多样,以及包括不同机器人类型在内的实验设置存在差异,现有发现的可比性有限。此外,多数研究的样本量不足,难以得出可推广的结果。为克服这些缺陷,我们报告了一项包含930名参与者的网络实验结果,该实验研究人口统计特征对关节式机械臂运动行为评价的影响。研究发现,大多数参与者偏好从侧面接近、较大的运动范围、常规旋转次数、平滑运动,以及既不快也不慢的运动速度。关于个体差异,这些偏好中的大多数对人口统计变化具有稳健性,仅发现性别和年龄会导致慢速与快速运动之间存在轻微偏好差异。

英文摘要:

The influence of individual differences on the perception and evaluation of interactions with robots has been researched for decades. Some human demographic characteristics have been shown to affect how individuals perceive interactions with robots. Still, it is to-date not clear whether, which and to what extent individual differences influence how we perceive robots, and even less is known about human factors and their effect on the perception of robot movements. In addition, most results on the relevance of individual differences investigate human-robot interactions with humanoid or social robots whereas interactions with industrial robots are underrepresented. We present a literature review on the relationship of robot movements and the influence of demographic variation. Our review reveals a limited comparability of existing findings due to a lack of standardized robot manipulations, various dependent variables used and differing experimental setups including different robot types. In addition, most studies have insufficient sample sizes to derive generalizable results. To overcome these shortcomings, we report the results from a Web-based experiment with 930 participants that studies the effect of demographic characteristics on the evaluation of movement behaviors of an articulated robot arm. Our findings demonstrate that most participants prefer an approach from the side, a large movement range, conventional numbers of rotations, smooth movements and neither fast nor slow movement speeds. Regarding individual differences, most of these preferences are robust to demographic variation, and only gender and age was found to cause slight preference differences between slow and fast movements.

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