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5 5  Mark A. Neerincx · Ismini Psychoula ·
6 6  Marieke M. M. Peeters · Bernd Kreynen ·
7 7  Catharine Oertel
8 -\\. Additionally, Chang et
9 -al. [11] tested the Paro robot in a nursing home in an 8-weeks trial and observed
10 -an increased willingness amongst participants to interact with the robot.
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9 +* . Additionally, Chang et al. [11] tested the Paro robot in a nursing home in an 8-weeks trial and observed an increased willingness amongst participants to interact with the robot.
10 +* Paro was evaluated more positively, whereas the Guide robot could be improved in terms of making it more simple and improving its ergonomics
11 +* Hebesberger et al. [16] investigated the use of a robot as a walking group as-
12 +sistant at a care site accompanying adults with advanced dementia. The robot
13 +offered visual and acoustic stimulation. The findings suggested that a robot has
14 +the potential to enhance motivation, group coherence, and also mood within the
15 +walking group
16 +* For exercise and reminiscence
17 +* Music bingo
18 +* Robot becomes point of discussion & conversation
19 +* Used NAO robot
20 +* One participant being negative towards the robot can influence the rest.
21 +* Caretaker stresses that caretaker interference is needed for PwD to keep interacting with robot.
22 +* Ppl had trouble following movemenents sometimes.
23 +* Remenicense exercise made PwD active.
24 +* One participant scared of robot when it talked after being quiet for some time.
25 +* Caretaker states robot's main purpose should be conversational interaction, not exercise.
26 +* Robot should have less monotonic voice.
27 +* Ppl remembered robot but not the music/singing/dancing.
28 +* Ppl respond more to music than engage in talking
29 +* Not clear if positive effect on people's state.
30 +* Potentially, inviting to dance better effect than structured exercise.
31 +* Positive effect on cognitive activity.
32 +* Robot itself not perse positive effect on social interaction, but music does.
33 +* Over course of sessions, ppl interacted less with robot and more with each other. If not like robot from start ~-~-> stopped with study. Other ppl displayed continuously high interest levels.