🏷️ social-robots
15 pages tagged with social-robots(9 articles, 6 concepts)
📄 Would You Let a Humanoid Play Storytelling With Your Child? A Usability Study on LLM-Powered Narrative Human-Robot Interaction
> **Synthesis:** Lombardi et al. (2025) present a framework for enhancing the attention and social capability of the iCub humanoid robot by integrating advanced perceptual abilities that recognize soc…
📄 Knowledge-Based Design Requirements for Generative Social Robots in Higher Education
> **Synthesis:** Vonschallen, Oberle, Schmiedel, and Eyssel (2026) adopt a knowledge-based design perspective to investigate what information tutoring-oriented generative social robots (GSRs) require …
📄 MotiBo: The Impact of Interactive Digital Storytelling Robots on Student Motivation Through Self-Determination Theory
> **Synthesis:** Fung and Lui (2026) examine the impact of MotiBo, an interactive digital storytelling system incorporating a human-like robot, on student engagement and creativity. Recognizing that s…
📄 Using the Pepper Robot to Support Sign Language Communication
> **Synthesis:** Bolla et al. (2025) investigate whether the commercial Pepper social robot can produce intelligible Italian Sign Language (LIS) signs and short signed sentences, addressing the undere…
📄 Exploring the Implementation of the Pepper Social Robot in Formal Education: A Scoping Review
> **Synthesis:** Martinez-Roig, Aragonés-González, and Cazorla (2026) present a scoping review of the use of the Pepper social robot in formal educational contexts, mapping documented forms of impleme…
📄 Play-Testing REMind: Evaluating an Educational Robot-Mediated Role-Play Game
> **Synthesis:** Sanoubari, Fernandes, Rebello, Pan, Houston, and Dautenhahn (2026) present REMind, an educational robot-mediated role-play game designed to support anti-bullying bystander interventio…
📄 RoboBuddy in the Classroom: Exploring LLM-Powered Social Robots for Storytelling in Learning and Integration Activities
> **Synthesis:** Tozadore, Ertug, Chaker, and Abderrahim (2025) present RoboBuddy, an intuitive interface that lets teachers create scenario-based storytelling activities from their regular curriculum…
2026-08-13 · human-robot-interaction, llm, storytelling, educational-robotics, multicultural-education
📄 What Robots Do Matters More Than What They Look Like: Task Context Shapes Trust in Educational HRI
> **Synthesis:** This Discobot project study (2026) examines how robot appearance and task type jointly influence trust in socially assistive robots (SARs) in educational and information-sharing conte…
📄 Teachy Mini: Development and Preliminary Evaluation of a Knowledge-Based Generative Social Robot for Higher Education
> **Synthesis:** Vonschallen, Kaufmann, Oberle, Eyssel, and Schmiedel (2026) operationalize knowledge-based design (KBD) requirements for generative social robots (GSRs) by implementing them in the Re…
🏷️ Robots in Education
> **Robots in education (educational robotics)** — the use of physical or simulated robots as tools for teaching and learning. Educational robotics spans a wide spectrum: from programmable kits that t…
2026-08-13 · educational-robotics, human-robot-interaction, computational-thinking, stem-education, k-12
🏷️ Embodied Learning
> **Embodied learning** — the pedagogical principle that learning is grounded in bodily experience, physical interaction, and the sensory-motor context of the learner. Embodied approaches hold that co…
🏷️ Human-Robot Interaction
> **Human-robot interaction (HRI)** — the interdisciplinary study of how people and robots interact, encompassing perception, communication, collaboration, and the social, cognitive, and ethical dynam…
🏷️ Social Robots
> **Social robots** — robots designed to engage people through social interaction, using human-like cues such as speech, gesture, facial expression, and personality to communicate, teach, assist, or a…
🏷️ Storytelling in Education
> **Storytelling in education** — the use of narrative as a pedagogical tool to engage learners, convey meaning, and support knowledge construction, creativity, and emotional connection. Storytelling …
🏷️ Trust in AI
> **Trust in AI** — the willingness of learners and educators to rely on AI systems for learning, judgment, and decision-making. Trust is a precondition for effective use of AI in education, but it is…