Three Principles for Social Robots as Embodied Mediators
Authors:
- Randy GomezRGRandy Gomez
- Eleanor SandryESEleanor Sandry
- Selma ŠabanovićSŠSelma Šabanović
- Deborah SzapiroDSDeborah Szapiro
- Vicky CharisiVCVicky Charisi
- Daniel SerranoDSDaniel Serrano
- Thomas H. WeisswangeTWThomas H. Weisswange
- Matthew P. AylettMAMatthew P. Aylett
- Guangliang LiGLGuangliang Li
- Pourang IraniPIPourang Irani
- Eric NicholsENEric Nichols
- Luis MerinoLMLuis Merino
- 25 March 2025
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 78-90
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