In Good Company? Perception of Movement Synchrony of a Non-Anthropomorphic Robot
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Kerstin Dautenhahn | Joan Saez-Pons | Dag Sverre Syrdal | Hagen Lehmann | K. Dautenhahn | D. Syrdal | H. Lehmann | J. Saez-Pons
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