@HRC2Lab
Joined March 2019
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Our project on Human and Machine Improvisation in Action has been selected for funding by the @Cornell NYC Visioning initiative: news.cornell.edu/stories/201…
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New paper out on our investigation on older adults' attitudes toward home robots: hrc2.io/papers/robots-oldera… - in collaboration with @milabidc's @orenzuckerman
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With Robotics, Manufacturers Have an Opportunity to Boost Workplace Morale via @forbes forbes.com/sites/richblake1/…
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Congratulations to our PhD students Matt Law, JiHyun Jeong, and undergraduate researcher Amrit Kwatra. Their paper "Negotiating the Creative Space in Human-Robot Collaborative Design" just got into #DIS2019.
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Observing human designers working with the robotic design assistant the group developed, we find that human designers have to negotiate both the physical and the creative space with the machine, and they ascribe social meaning to some of the robot's pragmatic behaviors.
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Full paper will be out in June! #robots #design #HRI
inc.com/wanda-thibodeaux/how…

Study Shows Working With Robots Can Hurt People's Self-Confidence. Here's How to Keep Your Team...

Control how people perceive the machines, and you control how capable team members feel.

inc.com
zdnet.com/article/people-hat…

People hate competent robots, says study - ZDNET

Research performed by Cornell University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem suggests that people are intimidated by clever robots.

zdnet.com
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Congratulations to @HRC2Lab students for their awards at @HRI_2019 🎉 Yuhan Hu won Best Full Paper award in the HRI Design category 🏆 and Michael Suguitan won 3rd place in the LBR category.
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@HRC2Lab student Yuhan Hu presented the opening paper at @HRI2019!
autumn edwards@autumnedwards12 Mar 2019
Yuhan Hu and @guyhoffman on using skin texture (goose bumps and spikes) to convey emotion in robots. I’m not sure anything would make me bond stronger with a robot than giving it the chills 🤖💕 #HRI2019 #HMC @HRI_2019
In competition, people get discouraged by competent robots @cornell phys.org/news/2019-03-compet…

In competition, people get discouraged by competent robots

It's not whether you win or lose; it's how hard the robot is working.

phys.org
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How do humans and #robots compete together? @CornellEng and @CornellMBA found people get discouraged by competent robots, offering insights into how workplaces might optimize teams of people and machines. 🤖 news.cornell.edu/stories/201…

In competition, people get discouraged by competent robots | Cornell Chronicle

A Cornell-led team has found that when robots are beating humans in contests for cash prizes, people consider themselves less competent and expend slightly less effort – and they tend to dislike the...

news.cornell.edu
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