Wiki source code of IDP: Small Talks
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1.1 | 1 | In the section below, we will elaborate on the basis of the interactions between the robot and the end-user of the system, the PwD. |
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3 | **The robot gets PwD’s attention** | ||
4 | //Why//: to start both UC01 and consequently UC02, the robot has to get the PwD’s attention, without startling the PwD. | ||
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6 | To get the PwD’s attention by the robot, the following types of interaction are used: | ||
7 | • The Robot plays start playing music that suggests that a Use Case is about to commence. | ||
8 | • The Robot greets the PwD. | ||
9 | • The Robot asks the PwD introductory questions to gently start the conversation between the Robot and the PwD like: “How are you doing?”, “How are you feeling?” | ||
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11 | The same interaction types can be used in case the Robot aims to finish the interaction with the PwD. | ||
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14 | **PwD answers the Robot** | ||
15 | //Why//: To determine the next step in the conversations between the PwD and the Robot, the PwD has to answer the Robot’s questions. | ||
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17 | The PwD can answer the Robot’s questions and suggestions in the following ways: | ||
18 | • The PwD answers the Robot’s questions verbally | ||
19 | • The PwD taps the Robot. This can for instance be done after the PwD has finished a certain task. | ||
20 | • The PwD can do nothing. In this case, the interaction will stop after a given amount of time. |