2011 Ro-Man 2011
DOI: 10.1109/roman.2011.6005289
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Blinking light patterns as artificial subtle expressions in human-robot speech interaction

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“…The results also suggest the blinking light does not significantly affect the user's impression while previous work [16] suggested that the blinking light provides a feeling of comfort about the dialogue interaction. The difference in the blinking light effect is attributed to the difference in the number of utterance collisions.…”
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“…The results also suggest the blinking light does not significantly affect the user's impression while previous work [16] suggested that the blinking light provides a feeling of comfort about the dialogue interaction. The difference in the blinking light effect is attributed to the difference in the number of utterance collisions.…”
Section: ) Other Impressionsmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…The spoken dialogue system was the same as that used in our previous work [15], [16]. The system was equipped with the robot on the pedestal unit.…”
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