2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.irbm.2022.06.004
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Combining Cultural Probes and Interviews with Caregivers to Co-Design a Social Mobile Robotic Solution

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“…Having constituted the work team, an interactive working method must be chosen. One approach on which many authors agree is to place the user (human) at the center of the robot design activity, through a wide range of methodologies that are more or less assimilated or have some similarity to codesign [ 194 ], which consists of having users or user representatives actively participate in the definition of technical specifications in various ways, as we shall see later. From this point of view, the problem with the healthcare domain, as pointed out, for example, in [ 195 ], is that it is not so clear who the user is.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Having constituted the work team, an interactive working method must be chosen. One approach on which many authors agree is to place the user (human) at the center of the robot design activity, through a wide range of methodologies that are more or less assimilated or have some similarity to codesign [ 194 ], which consists of having users or user representatives actively participate in the definition of technical specifications in various ways, as we shall see later. From this point of view, the problem with the healthcare domain, as pointed out, for example, in [ 195 ], is that it is not so clear who the user is.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%