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Abstract
(NOTE: Submitted as STSM grant beneficiary under COST 16226)This paper merges two separate work packages – Co-design as a genuine bottom-up approach and industry-based perspectives on the development and future of social robotics. The first work package is mainly informed from undertaking a literature review of the premiere outlet for Co-design – the Participatory Design Conference series (bi-annual since 1990), where the focus was on Elderly and Social Robots. That particular work package is published in the [COST] state-of-the-art report as well as underpinned by own publications and research from a Danish neuro-center context of co-designing social robots (Rodil, Rehm and Krummheuer, 2018). The other, industrial, view has been informed by a Short Term Scientific Mission granted under the Sheld-on COST Action (16226) allowing a trip to visit Dr. Isaacson at Faculty of Social Welfare & Health Sciences Department of Gerontology, Haifa University in Israel and a series of companies pertaining to development of social robots (and more broadly) for the aging population. The STSM objectives (STSM, 2018).
Original language | English |
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Publication date | Aug 2019 |
Publication status | Published - Aug 2019 |
Event | 2nd SHELD-ON Conference - Duration: 17 Oct 2019 → 19 Oct 2019 |
Conference
Conference | 2nd SHELD-ON Conference |
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Period | 17/10/2019 → 19/10/2019 |
Keywords
- COST ACTION 16226
- Sheld-on
- Co-Design
- Social robotics
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Haifa University
Kasper Rodil (Visiting researcher)
Oct 2018Activity: Visiting another research institution