2024
DOI: 10.1007/s00146-024-01995-z
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Robotics in place and the places of robotics: productive tensions across human geography and human–robot interaction

Casey R. Lynch,
Bethany N. Manalo,
Àlex Muñoz-Viso

Abstract: Bringing human–robot interaction (HRI) into conversation with scholarship from human geography, this paper considers how socially interactive robots become important agents in the production of social space and explores the utility of core geographic concepts of scale and place to critically examine evolving robotic spatialities. The paper grounds this discussion through reflections on a collaborative, interdisciplinary research project studying the development and deployment of interactive museum tour-guiding… Show more

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