论文信息 - Experience centred design for a robotic eating aid

Experience centred design for a robotic eating aid

We discuss how an experience centred approach to robotic design might lead to new design spaces and products that are more engaging and better meet users' needs and lifestyles. To support the statement, we present preliminary data from a long-term user study on an eating aid robot.

Sara Ljungblad | Javier Jiménez Villarreal | S. Ljungblad | J. Villarreal

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