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**D9.2. First skeleton companions M14 Result of completion of T9.1.2 Report, live experiment** | **D9.2. First skeleton companions M14 Result of completion of T9.1.2 Report, live experiment** | ||
- | Very sketchy ideas at this point, pending more information and getting hands dirty with ION. Will be pruned | + | Very sketchy ideas at this point, pending more information and getting hands dirty with ION. Will be chopped |
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+ | ======Scenarios====== | ||
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+ | Directions to take based on the existing scenarios. [TODO] | ||
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+ | Heriot Watt Spirit of the building: | ||
+ | - Team buddy, a mobile robot/ | ||
+ | - Personal guide - for navigating around a university campus, remembering appointments, | ||
+ | - In the wild - a gossip/chat robot - appears on a large screen in a social area | ||
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+ | INESC-ID | ||
+ | - Game companion for young children | ||
+ | - Personal trainer - which can migrate to mobile robot for jogging exercises | ||
+ | - Welcome to the jungle - talk to game characters through a robot which can alternate between real and game world | ||
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+ | The University of Hertfordshire | ||
+ | - Fetch and carry, to help with physical impairment or provide convenience | ||
+ | - Cognitive prosthetic - memory aid for tasks | ||
+ | - Telepresence card player - a robot mediates play between two people | ||
+ | - Teaching proxemic preferences - a robot learns where to be relative to the user in different situations | ||
+ | - Travelling companion - agent migration, to stay with user during home, work, shopping | ||
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+ | ======New directions====== | ||
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+ | These are some vague directions to head in, I need to consider how far down each path we could get for this deliverable. | ||
=====Automatic Theatres===== | =====Automatic Theatres===== | ||
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What: | What: | ||
- | * Interface | + | * Interface |
* At the software level | * At the software level | ||
* Reconfigurable layer 2 <-> layer 3 | * Reconfigurable layer 2 <-> layer 3 | ||
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* [[wp> | * [[wp> | ||
+ | =====Artificial Dependency===== | ||
+ | What: | ||
+ | * Physical dependency | ||
+ | * Needs feeding | ||
+ | * Needs transport - has wheels, but asks to be carried everywhere | ||
+ | * Needs light - not solar powered, but doesn' | ||
+ | * Gets cold - needs physical contact | ||
+ | * Emotional | ||
+ | * Paranoia - requires constant reassuring noises | ||
+ | * Anger - needs calming, physical contact | ||
+ | * Sadness - needs singing to | ||
+ | * All of the above?! | ||
+ | * It may be important that they are entirely unnecessary needs | ||
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+ | Why: | ||
+ | * Sounds really irritating, but - Tamagotchi | ||
+ | * Long term attachment through manipulation of the caring instinct and guilt | ||
+ | * The feeling that something is dependant on you | ||
+ | * More effective/ | ||
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+ | Further: | ||
+ | * [[http:// |