Journal article Open Access
Expectations Vs. Reality: Unreliability and Transparency in a Treasure Hunt Game With Icub
Francesco Rea; Alessandra Sciutti; Alexander Mois Aroyo; Giulio Sandini; Austin Kothig; Dario Pasquali
Trust is essential in human-robot interactions, and in times where machines are yet to be fully reliable, it is important to study how robotic hardware faults can affect the human counterpart. This experiment builds on a previous research that studied trust changes in a game-like scenario with the humanoid robot iCub. Several robot hardware failures (validated in another online study) were introduced in order to measure changes in trust due to the unreliability of the iCub. A total of 68 participants took part in this study. For half of them, the robot adopted a transparent approach, explaining each failure after it happened. Participants' behaviour was also compared to the 61 participants that played the same game with a fully reliable robot in the previous study. Against all expectations, introducing manifest hardware failures does not seem to significantly affect trust, while transparency mainly deteriorates the quality of interaction with the robot.
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- Publication date:
- July 1, 2021
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- Knowmad Institut Artificial Intelligence Control and Optimization Computer Science Applications Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Mechanical Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Biomedical Engineering Control and Systems Engineering
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