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Recent advances in human–robot interaction: robophobia or synergy

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Recent developments and general penetration of society by relations between robots and human beings generate multiple feelings, opinions, and reactions. Such a situation develops a request to analyze this area; multiple references to facts indicate that the situation differs from public opinion. This paper provides a detailed analysis performed on the wide area of human–robot interaction (HRI). It delivers an original classification of HRI with respect to human emotion, technical means, human reaction prediction, and the general cooperation-collaboration field. Analysis was executed using reference outcome sorting and reasoning into separate groups, provided in separate tables. Finally, the analysis is finished by developing a big picture of the situation with strong points and general tendencies outlined. The paper concludes that HRI still lacks methodology and training techniques for the initial stage of human–robot cooperation. Also, in the paper, instrumentation for HRI is analyzed, and it is inferred that the main bottlenecks remain in the process of being understood, lacking an intuitive interface and HRI rules formulation, which are suggested for future work.

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This project has received financial support from the Research Council of Lithuania (LMTLT), Nr. P-LLT-21–6, State Education Development Agency of Latvia, Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST)) of Taiwan.

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Conceptualization, AD. and VB; methodology, VB and DV; validation, AD, GV and VB; formal analysis, DV and VB; investigation, GV and KL; resources, VB; data curation, GV and KL; writing—original draft preparation, DV; AD; KL.; writing—review and editing, DV, VB. and AD; visualization, AD; supervision, VB; funding acquisition, VB. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

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Correspondence to Andrius Dzedzickis or Vytautas Bučinskas.

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Dzedzickis, A., Vaičiūnas, G., Lapkauskaitė, K. et al. Recent advances in human–robot interaction: robophobia or synergy. J Intell Manuf (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10845-024-02362-x

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