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M Ratoi: Studentship
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/m-ratoi-studentship
Polymers and polymer-based composites are becoming the preferred materials in many tribological applications due to their advantages such as lightweight, reduced noise and self-lubricating properties. In terms of green technology, reducing weight by ...
Person
James Sebastian Booth-Dilkes
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/people/65jbzs/mr-jim-dilkes
Jim is a Postgraduate Researcher in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Southampton and part of the CCAIS project. His work focuses on trustworthy human-AI interaction. He has a particular interest in Large Language Model-based artificial ag...
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Eye Movements during Reading
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/eye-movements-during-reading
In this research line we use eye movement during reading to examine language processing.
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Human Entrainment for the Improvement of HRC
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/human-entrainment-for-the-improvement-of-hrc
This project aimed at understanding how human collaborators entrain with one another, and how this can be transferred to human-robot collaboration (HRC). Thereby, we aim at not only improving efficiency during the collaboration, but furthermore add s...
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Non-Dyadic Human-Robot Interaction: Concepts and Interaction Techniques
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/non-dyadic-human-robot-interaction-concepts-interaction-techniques
This project investigates human-robot interaction (HRI) beyond the typical dyadic setting. To study non-dyadic HRI five studies are conducted. I used a mixed method approach to investigate the following two questions:i) What characterises non-dyadic ...
Person
Otto Frederico Von Feigenblatt
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/people/65hwk9/professor-otto-von-feigenblatt-of-braemar
His Excellency Ambassador Otto Federico von Feigenblatt, MA, PhD, EdD, ALM, is an Honorary Professor at Southampton Education School.
Research Project
FAILSAFE: A Socio-Technological Analysis of Human-Robot Interaction Failures for Domestic Robots
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/research/projects/failsafe-a-socio-technological-analysis-of-human-robot-interaction-failures-for
Future domestic robotic assistants will be complex hybrid consumer products, integrated into human living spaces to perform daily tasks with us. While robotics technologies have seen a rapid advance in the last decade, state-of-the-art robotic system...