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10th HRI 2015: Portland, OR, USA

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  • Keynote Address
  • Session A: Designing Robots for Everyday Interaction
  • Session B: Robot Motion
  • Session C: Robots & Children
  • Keynote Address
  • Session D: Perceptions of Robots
  • Session E: Robots as Social Agents
  • Session F: Human-Robot Teams
  • Keynote Address
  • Session G: Multi-modal Capabilities
  • Session H: Human Behaviors, Activities, and Environments, Part 1
  • Session I: Human Behaviors, Activities, and Environments, Part 2

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  Julie A. Adams, William D. Smart, Bilge Mutlu, Leila Takayama:
  Proceedings of the Tenth Annual ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, HRI 2015, Portland, OR, USA, March 2-5, 2015. ACM 2015, ISBN 978-1-4503-2883-8

Keynote Address

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  Takeo Igarashi:
  Design Everything by Yourself. 1

Session A: Designing Robots for Everyday Interaction

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  Guy Hoffman, Oren Zuckerman, Gilad Hirschberger, Michal Luria, Tal Shani-Sherman:
  Design and Evaluation of a Peripheral Robotic Conversation Companion. 3-10
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  David Sirkin, Brian K. Mok, Stephen Yang, Wendy Ju:
  Mechanical Ottoman: How Robotic Furniture Offers and Withdraws Support. 11-18
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  Daniel Szafir, Bilge Mutlu, Terry Fong:
  Communicating Directionality in Flying Robots. 19-26
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  Daniel J. Butler, Justin Huang, Franziska Roesner, Maya Cakmak:
  The Privacy-Utility Tradeoff for Remotely Teleoperated Robots. 27-34

Session B: Robot Motion

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  Yusuke Kato, Takayuki Kanda, Hiroshi Ishiguro:
  May I help you?: Design of Human-like Polite Approaching Behavior. 35-42
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  Alvin X. Li, Maria Florendo, Luke E. Miller, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Ayse Pinar Saygin:
  Robot Form and Motion Influences Social Attention. 43-50
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  Anca D. Dragan, Shira Bauman, Jodi Forlizzi, Siddhartha S. Srinivasa:
  Effects of Robot Motion on Human-Robot Collaboration. 51-58

Session C: Robots & Children

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  Drazen Brscic, Hiroyuki Kidokoro, Yoshitaka Suehiro, Takayuki Kanda:
  Escaping from Children's Abuse of Social Robots. 59-66
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  James Kennedy, Paul Baxter, Tony Belpaeme:
  The Robot Who Tried Too Hard: Social Behaviour of a Robot Tutor Can Negatively Affect Child Learning. 67-74
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  Iolanda Leite, Marissa McCoy, Monika Lohani, Daniel Ullman, Nicole Salomons, Charlene K. Stokes, Susan E. Rivers, Brian Scassellati:
  Emotional Storytelling in the Classroom: Individual versus Group Interaction between Children and Robots. 75-82
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  Deanna Hood, Séverin Lemaignan, Pierre Dillenbourg:
  When Children Teach a Robot to Write: An Autonomous Teachable Humanoid Which Uses Simulated Handwriting. 83-90
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  Goren Gordon, Cynthia Breazeal, Susan Engel:
  Can Children Catch Curiosity from a Social Robot? 91-98
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  Iolanda Leite, Marissa McCoy, Daniel Ullman, Nicole Salomons, Brian Scassellati:
  Comparing Models of Disengagement in Individual and Group Interactions. 99-105

Keynote Address

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  Antonio Bicchi:
  Of Robots, Humans, Bodies and Intelligence: Body Languages for Human Robot Interaction. 107

Session D: Perceptions of Robots

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  Marlena R. Fraune, Steven Sherrin, Selma Sabanovic, Eliot R. Smith:
  Rabble of Robots Effects: Number and Form of Robots Modulates Attitudes, Emotions, and Stereotypes. 109-116
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  Bertram F. Malle, Matthias Scheutz, Thomas Arnold, John Voiklis, Corey J. Cusimano:
  Sacrifice One For the Good of Many?: People Apply Different Moral Norms to Human and Robot Agents. 117-124
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  Stela Hanbyeol Seo, Denise Geiskkovitch, Masayuki Nakane, Corey King, James Everett Young:
  Poor Thing! Would You Feel Sorry for a Simulated Robot?: A comparison of empathy toward a physical and a simulated robot. 125-132
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  Jamy Li, Wendy Ju, Clifford Nass:
  Observer Perception of Dominance and Mirroring Behavior in Human-Robot Relationships. 133-140

Session E: Robots as Social Agents

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  Maha Salem, Gabriella Lakatos, Farshid Amirabdollahian, Kerstin Dautenhahn:
  Would You Trust a (Faulty) Robot?: Effects of Error, Task Type and Personality on Human-Robot Cooperation and Trust. 141-148
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  Sonja Caraian, Nathan Kirchner, Peter Colborne-Veel:
  Moderating a Robot's Ability to Influence People Through its Level of Sociocontextual Interactivity. 149-156
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  Sean Andrist, Micheline Ziadee, Halim Boukaram, Bilge Mutlu, Majd F. Sakr:
  Effects of Culture on the Credibility of Robot Speech: A Comparison between English and Arabic. 157-164
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  Alexandru Litoiu, Daniel Ullman, Jason Kim, Brian Scassellati:
  Evidence that Robots Trigger a Cheating Detector in Humans. 165-172
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  Peter H. Kahn Jr., Takayuki Kanda, Hiroshi Ishiguro, Brian T. Gill, Solace Shen, Heather E. Gary, Jolina H. Ruckert:
  Will People Keep the Secret of a Humanoid Robot?: Psychological Intimacy in HRI. 173-180
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  Guy Hoffman, Jodi Forlizzi, Shahar Ayal, Aaron Steinfeld, John Antanitis, Guy Hochman, Eric Hochendoner, Justin Finkenaur:
  Robot Presence and Human Honesty: Experimental Evidence. 181-188

Session F: Human-Robot Teams

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  Stefanos Nikolaidis, Ramya Ramakrishnan, Keren Gu, Julie A. Shah:
  Efficient Model Learning from Joint-Action Demonstrations for Human-Robot Collaborative Tasks. 189-196
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  Sasanka Nagavalli, Shih Yi Chien, Michael Lewis, Nilanjan Chakraborty, Katia P. Sycara:
  Bounds of Neglect Benevolence in Input Timing for Human Interaction with Robotic Swarms. 197-204
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  Anahita Mohseni-Kabir, Charles Rich, Sonia Chernova, Candace L. Sidner, Daniel Miller:
  Interactive Hierarchical Task Learning from a Single Demonstration. 205-212
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  Aaron St. Clair, Maja J. Mataric:
  How Robot Verbal Feedback Can Improve Team Performance in Human-Robot Task Collaborations. 213-220
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  Anqi Xu, Gregory Dudek:
  OPTIMo: Online Probabilistic Trust Inference Model for Asymmetric Human-Robot Collaborations. 221-228
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  Malte F. Jung, Nikolas Martelaro, Pamela J. Hinds:
  Using Robots to Moderate Team Conflict: The Case of Repairing Violations. 229-236
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  Louis McCallum, Peter W. McOwan:
  Face the Music and Glance: How Nonverbal Behaviour Aids Human Robot Relationships Based in Music. 237-244

Keynote Address

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  Daniel H. Wilson:
  Chasing Our Science Fiction Future. 245

Session G: Multi-modal Capabilities

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  Chris Bevan, Danaë Stanton Fraser:
  Shaking Hands and Cooperation in Tele-present Human-Robot Negotiation. 247-254
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  Paul Bremner, Ute Leonards:
  Speech and Gesture Emphasis Effects for Robotic and Human Communicators: A Direct Comparison. 255-262
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  Mehdi Ammi, Virginie Demulier, Sylvain Caillou, Yoren Gaffary, Mohamed Yacine Tsalamlal, Jean-Claude Martin, Adriana Tapus:
  Haptic Human-Robot Affective Interaction in a Handshaking Social Protocol. 263-270
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  Rui Fang, Malcolm Doering, Joyce Yue Chai:
  Embodied Collaborative Referring Expression Generation in Situated Human-Robot Interaction. 271-278
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  Chaoran Liu, Carlos Toshinori Ishi, Hiroshi Ishiguro:
  Bringing the Scene Back to the Tele-operator: Auditory Scene Manipulation for Tele-presence Systems. 279-286
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  Samuel B. Schorr, Zhan Fan Quek, William R. Provancher, Allison M. Okamura:
  Environment Perception in the Presence of Kinesthetic or Tactile Guidance Virtual Fixtures. 287-294

Session H: Human Behaviors, Activities, and Environments, Part 1

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  Michael S. Ryoo, Thomas J. Fuchs, Lu Xia, Jake K. Aggarwal, Larry H. Matthies:
  Robot-Centric Activity Prediction from First-Person Videos: What Will They Do to Me'. 295-302
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  Séverin Lemaignan, Pierre Dillenbourg:
  Mutual Modelling in Robotics: Inspirations for the Next Steps. 303-310
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  Mayada Oudah, Vahan Babushkin, Tennom Chenlinangjia, Jacob W. Crandall:
  Learning to Interact with a Human Partner. 311-318

Session I: Human Behaviors, Activities, and Environments, Part 2

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  Elizabeth Cha, Jodi Forlizzi, Siddhartha S. Srinivasa:
  Robots in the Home: Qualitative and Quantitative Insights into Kitchen Organization. 319-326
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  Priscilla Briggs, Matthias Scheutz, Linda Tickle-Degnen:
  Are Robots Ready for Administering Health Status Surveys': First Results from an HRI Study with Subjects with Parkinson's Disease. 327-334
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  Momotaz Begum, Richard W. Serna, David Kontak, Jordan Allspaw, James Kuczynski, Holly A. Yanco, Jacob Suarez:
  Measuring the Efficacy of Robots in Autism Therapy: How Informative are Standard HRI Metrics'. 335-342
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  Wan Ling Chang, Selma Sabanovic:
  Interaction Expands Function: Social Shaping of the Therapeutic Robot PARO in a Nursing Home. 343-350

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