Month-long, In-home Case Study of a Socially Assistive Robot for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Maja J. Mataric | Gisele Ragusa | Eric Deng | David Becerra | Caitlyn Clabaugh | M. Matarić | G. Ragusa | Caitlyn E. Clabaugh | David Becerra | Eric Deng
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