昆虫类办公桌伴侣的预期行为和期望外观

Proceedings of the Eleventh International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction Pub Date : 2017-03-20 DOI:10.1145/3024969.3024992

Diana Löffler, Alexandra Kaul, J. Hurtienne

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之前关于变形桌面伴侣的研究表明，这些伴侣可以实现广泛的功能并传递情感价值。然而，在模仿熟悉的动物或宠物时，用户可能会对伴侣的可用功能和行为产生不切实际的期望。为了弥补这一局限，我们提出了昆虫启发概念，以此来利用我们对昆虫的直观理解，同时又不会对伴侣产生不切实际的期望。我们制作了 11 个形态各异、抽象程度不同的有形昆虫原型，并在视频短片中展示了它们的潜在行为。我们向 22 位参与者展示了这些原型和小插图，以激发他们对昆虫同伴的期望功能、传达这些功能的可能方式以及昆虫同伴对用户的意义。研究结果为昆虫启发机器人作为桌面伴侣的外观和行为开辟了一个现实的设计空间。

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Expected Behavior and Desired Appearance of Insect-Like Desk Companions

Prior work on zoomorphic desktop companions has shown that these can fulfill a wide range of functionality and convey emotional value. When mimicking familiar animals or pets, however, users may develop unrealistic expectations about the available functionality and behavior of the companion. To amend this limitation, we propose insect-inspired concepts as a way to utilize our intuitive understanding of insects without raising unrealistic expectations of the companions. We built 11 tangible insect prototypes with varying forms and levels of abstraction and illustrated their potential behavior in video vignettes. The prototypes and vignettes were shown to 22 participants to elicit desired functionalities of insect-inspired companions, possible ways of conveying these and the meaning insect companions could have for the user. The results open up a realistic design space for the appearance and behavior of insect-inspired robots as desktop companions.

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