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A taxonomy of factors influencing perceived safety in human–robot interaction

Akalin et al., 2023

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16007930401221015620
Author
Akalin N
Kiselev A
Kristoffersson A
Loutfi A
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International Journal of Social Robotics

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Safety is a fundamental prerequisite that must be addressed before any interaction of robots with humans. Safety has been generally understood and studied as the physical safety of robots in human–robot interaction, whereas how humans perceive these robots has …
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