机器人
人机交互
感知
计算机科学
任务(项目管理)
工作(物理)
应用心理学
模拟
心理学
人工智能
工程类
机械工程
系统工程
神经科学
作者
Suhwoo Yoon,Soobin Kim,G. S. Park,Hajin Lim
标识
DOI:10.1145/3613905.3651027
摘要
Desktop companion robots have attracted increasing attention, yet their application to support office workers requires further exploration. In envisioning the role of desktop companion robots as a helpful "peer" for office workers, we conducted a lab experiment (N=36) to examine how desktop companion robots' behavior influenced office workers' productivity, work experience, and robot perception. Participants performed a digitization task alongside robots under three conditions: (a) static robot, displaying no interactive behaviors; (b) work-along robot, mirroring the participants' work/rest patterns; and (c) work-opposite robot, active during participants' rest times and inactive during work. Results demonstrated that each robot condition led to distinct perceptions of the robot (e.g., as a pet, workmate, or supervisor) and peer effects (i.e., peer presence, peer support, and peer pressure), significantly influencing participants' task experience. Our findings offer design implications for designing future desktop companion robots to better support office workers.
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