Hospital Receptionist Robot v2: Design for Enhancing Verbal Interaction with Social Skills

H. Ahn, Wesley Yep, Jongyoon Lim, B. Ahn, D. Johanson, E. Hwang, Min Ho Lee, E. Broadbent, B. MacDonald
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This paper presents a new version of robot receptionist system for healthcare facility environment. Our HealthBots consists of three subsystems: a receptionist robot system, a nurse assistant robot system, and a medical server. Our first version of receptionist robot, interacts with human at hospital reception, gives instructions to human verbally, but cannot understand what human says, so it uses a touch screen to get the response from human. In this paper, we design a receptionist robot that recognizes human face as well as speech, which enhances verbal interaction skill of robot. In addition, we design a reaction generation engine to generate appropriate reactive motions and speech. Moreover, we study which social skills are important to a hospital receptionist robot to enhance social interaction, such as friendliness and attention. We implemented perception modules, decision-making modules, and reaction modules to our HealthBots architecture, and did two case studies to find essential social skills for hospital receptionist robots.
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医院接待员机器人v2:增强语言交流和社交技能的设计
本文提出了一种新型的医疗机构机器人接待系统。我们的HealthBots由三个子系统组成:接待员机器人系统、护士助理机器人系统和医疗服务器。我们的第一个版本的接待员机器人,在医院接待处与人类互动,口头上给人类指令,但不能理解人类所说的话,所以它使用触摸屏来获取人类的回应。本文设计了一种既能识别人脸又能识别语音的前台机器人,提高了机器人的语言交互能力。此外,我们设计了一个反应生成引擎,以产生适当的反应动作和语音。此外,我们研究了哪些社交技能对医院接待员机器人增强社交互动是重要的,如友好和注意力。我们在HealthBots架构中实现了感知模块、决策模块和反应模块,并进行了两个案例研究,以发现医院接待员机器人的基本社交技能。
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