Wired Science: Experiments Test Human-Robot Harmony

Update: 2008-12-17

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Relationships between humans and robots are destined to change as robotic technology advances, and it may prove useful to understand how we react to them in certain situations. Victoria Groom of Stanford University demonstrates some experimental testing of human-robot interaction.

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