Program / SS-01: Human Symbiotic Systems

SS-01: Human Symbiotic Systems

November 03 (Tuesday) · 10:30–12:30 · Room 4

Chair: Tsuyoshi Nakamura (Chubu University), Felix Jimenez (Aichi Prefectural University)

10:30–10:50Paper ID: 17Full paper

Integrating Problem-Number Negotiation with Cognitive Apprenticeship Behavior Model for Robots in Educational Settings

Hiroki Kaede (Nagoya Institute of Technology)*; Taro Kono (Aichi Prefectural University); Felix Jimenez (Aichi Prefectural University)

10:50–11:10Paper ID: 33Full paper

A Survey on the Impressions of a Child-Like Robot with Multiple Personalities Designed for Intelligence Testing Training

Aoi Kito (Aichi Prefectural University)*; Ikue Ishikawa (ABeam Systems Ltd.); Felix Jimenez (Aichi Prefectural University); Mayu Mitani (Nagoya City University); Takahiro Nakajima (Nagoya University of Arts and Sciences); Shoko Yoshida (Nagoya Daiichi Hospital)

11:10–11:30Paper ID: 35Full paper

A Basic Study on Methods for Expressing Empathy in Companion Robots for Children with Developmental Disorders

Yuzuki Takahashi (Aichi Prefectual University)*; Yoshimi Kimata (Aichi Prefectual University); Felix Jimenez (Aichi Prefectual University)

11:30–11:50Paper ID: 123Full paper

Mel-Spectrogram-Based Visualization of the Frequency-Band Basis of Sound Symbolism in Pok{\'e}mon Names Using Grad-CAM

Tsuyoshi Nakamura (Chubu University)*; Akihiko Wakao (Chubu University)

11:50–12:05Paper ID: 68Short paper

MR Simulator Integrating High-Fidelity Graphics and Multibody Dynamics to Reproduce Crane Overturning Behavior

Daigo Uenoyama (Nagaoka University of Technology); Takanori Miyoshi (Nagaoka University of Technology); Kengo Takahashi (Nagaoka University of Technology); Kazuya Yokota (Nagaoka University of Technology)*

12:05–12:20Paper ID: 284Abstract-only paper

Autonomous Hydration Monitoring via a Context-Aware Mechatronic System

Pierre Gianviti (Kubota Laboratory)*

Presentations finish at 12:20. The scheduled session ends at 12:30.

Full paper: 15 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Short, abstract-only and late breaking papers: 10 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Speakers should bring their own laptop; presentation PCs are not provided.