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25 25  == Week 5: Design Specifications ==
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28 +In this week's learning, the focus was on the design of a task level for a robot, collaboration, and evaluation of the prototype robots. We learned about task-level design (TLD) and how it plays a vital role in the functioning of a robot. The TLD involves defining what the robot should be doing, the use case, and the motivation effect behind the robot's action. The use case is particularly important, as it sets the context for the robot and determines the actors involved, where the robot will be working, and when it should intervene. The motivation effect helps justify the robot's actions by showing what effect the actions will have and is supported by relevant theory and empirical studies.
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30 +We were introduced to team design patterns (TDP) and interaction design patterns (IDP) and how they relate to the TLD. TDP provides an abstract representation of the TLD, including the problem, solution structure, solution description, human and robot requirements, and consequences. IDP, on the other hand, focuses on the interaction level design, including how the robot will perform the requirements.
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32 +The evaluation of prototype robots is essential to determine the effectiveness and safety of the robot. Different factors must be considered when evaluating prototype robots, including practical issues, ethics committee permission, formative vs. summative evaluation, measures and their levels, and tools. We used the Godspeed questionnaire, which measures how human-like and likable the robot is, as well as custom questions pertaining to the use case.
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34 +We also learned about ontologies and how they can represent users and their properties in one diagram. An ontology is an explicit representation of knowledge, including entities used in the system, their structure, classes, instances, relationships, and properties. Ontologies can be used to represent patients with dementia, their relationships, and properties such as their age and gender.
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36 +Finally, we performed a pilot study of our project using Pepper at the Insyght Lab to test the basic connections and familiarize ourselves with the robot. We encountered some issues with the tablet not working, which we later realized was due to a connection issue with InteractiveRobotics. We tested voice and touch inputs and concluded that voice input may not be so accurate, so we went ahead with a backup touch input instead.
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27 27  == Week 6: Implementation and Initial Testings ==
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29 29  == Week 7: Evaluation ==