论文信息 - Usability Evaluation of a Robotic System for Cognitive Testing

Usability Evaluation of a Robotic System for Cognitive Testing

This abstract presents a preliminary evaluation of the usability of a novel system for cognitive testing, which is based on the multimodal interfaces of the social robot “Pepper” and the IBM cloud AI “Watson”. Thirty-six participants experienced the system without assistance and filled the System Usability Scale questionnaire. Results show that the usability of the system is highly reliable.

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