Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Study Finds Human-Robot Attachment
Study Finds Human-Robot Attachment
A new study shows how deeply some Roomba owners become attached to the robotic vacuums, and suggests there's a measure of public readiness to accept robots in the house — even flawed ones. They give them nicknames, worry when they signal for help and sometimes even treat them like a trusted pet.
A new study shows how deeply some Roomba owners become attached to the robotic vacuums, and suggests there's a measure of public readiness to accept robots in the house — even flawed ones. They give them nicknames, worry when they signal for help and sometimes even treat them like a trusted pet.
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