SOTO: An android platform with a masculine appearance for social touch interaction

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In this paper, we report an android platform with a masculine appearance. In the human-human interaction research field, several studies reported the effects of gender in the social touch context. However, in the human-robot interaction research field, gender effects are mainly focused on human genders, i.e., a robot's perceived gender is less focused. The purpose of developing the android is to investigate gender effects in social touch in the context of the human-robot interaction, comparing to existing android platforms with feminine appearances. For this purpose, we prepared a nonexistent face design in order to avoid appearance effects and fabric-based capacitance type upper-body touch sensors.

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Shiomi, M., Sumioka, H., Sakai, K., Funayama, T., & Minato, T. (2020). SOTO: An android platform with a masculine appearance for social touch interaction. In ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (pp. 447–449). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1145/3371382.3378283

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