A User Requirement Driven Development Approach for Smart Product-Service System of Elderly Service Robot

Wang, Tianxiong; Yue, Wei Thoo; Liu, Yang; Gao, Xian; Yu, Tao; Yu, Qiang

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-35389-5_37

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“…Service robots, as one variant of robots, autonomously execute both physical and non-physical tasks by integrating information technology, thus being categorized as smart products (Sostero, 2020). The service requirements to be fulfilled by autonomous service robots have prompted the need for various methods and approaches in scientific and industrial communities to collaborate on the product's design and functionality across various domains, such as the autonomous robot and its service, underlining the necessity to develop them as PSS or smart PSS (Ghim, 2023;T. Wang et al, 2023).…”

Section: Product Design and Service Models For Autonomous Robotsmentioning

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Service centric design methodology for integrated robot-infrastructure systems

Gupta,

Göhlich

2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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The ongoing development of technology and AI facilitates the emergence of service robots in various application fields. Hence, the development of robot-infrastructure product-service systems (PSS) will become increasingly important. Based on the existing literature we propose a new methodological approach for a joint development of robot and infrastructure in the context of a socio-technical system with various stakeholders. We suggest digital models and physical prototypes to synchronize service and product development. The applicability is demonstrated for autonomous waste management robots.

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Section: Product Design and Service Models For Autonomous Robotsmentioning

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Service centric design methodology for integrated robot-infrastructure systems

Gupta,

Göhlich

2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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“…KE emphasizes how design improvements may elevate user satisfaction and human-device interactions. These encompass variety of fields like web-based user interface [15], [16], mobile app [18], robotic [40], [41], and pervasive or ubiquitous product designs [19].…”

Section: B Effective Emotion Elicitation Using Kansei Engineeringmentioning

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Embedding Emotions in the Metaverse: The Emotive Keywords for Augmented Reality Mobile Library Application

Ahmad,

Abdullah,

Suhaimi

et al. 2024

ijacsa

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The emergence of the metaverse, marked by the seamless integration of augmented reality (AR) applications across various sectors is driving a profound transformation in the digital landscape. As we delve into the digital realm of the metaverse, just like other applications, it unfolds as an equally captivating canvas for emotional exploration, where a comprehensive understanding of human emotion for better user experience (UX) is vital. Although the efforts to investigate emotions within the metaverse are in progress, however there is a notable absence of extensive research that examines the user's emotional experiences which incorporates a tailored set of keywords specifically for designing user interface (UI) products within this context, resulting in a substantial void in this particular domain. Therefore, the objective of this research is to synthesise and validate an extensive array of emotive keywords explicitly tailored for AR-based Mobile Library Application (MLA) design. This endeavor involves an exhaustive review of literature and a rigorous validation process, encompassing input from both linguistic and technical experts in the field. The result is an explicit collection of sixty emotive keywords that will significantly contribute to the metaverse realm by adding a layer of emotional depth to enrich the AR-based MLA experience. These findings offer valuable guidance for practitioners and researchers, advancing the landscape of MLA interface design and ultimately boosting UX in the educational sector.

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A User Requirement Driven Development Approach for Smart Product-Service System of Elderly Service Robot

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Service centric design methodology for integrated robot-infrastructure systems

Service centric design methodology for integrated robot-infrastructure systems

Embedding Emotions in the Metaverse: The Emotive Keywords for Augmented Reality Mobile Library Application

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