Privacy and Socially Assistive Robots - A Meta Study

Heuer, Tanja; Schiering, Ina; Gerndt, Reinhard

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-92925-5_18

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“…Since Amazon Echo, Google Home and iRobot Roomba are already part of daily life, Asus Zenbo is the next generation robot entering homes. Although the current focus on social robots is on care and most studies are conducted with older people or children with chronic impairments [15], the features of social robots are not only addressing people in need of care, but everyone who wants to have support and assistance at home or a hand's free way to read news or listening to music when, e.g. the phone is not within reach.…”

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Me and My Robot - Sharing Information with a New Friend

Heuer

Schiering

Gerndt

2019

Privacy and Identity Management. Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in the Age of Big Data

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This paper investigates user perception regarding social robots and personal information disclosure. During a study two participant groups stated their attitude towards functionality, shared personal information and the interest of transparency and intervenability. The impact of technical background knowledge regarding users attitude and perception was examined. Participants working with robots have a more open-minded attitude to share personal information achieving a wider range of functionality. Both groups care about transparency of collected data and the possibility of intervenability.

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confidence: 99%