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Your Virtual Butler 2013
- Robert Trappl:
Your Virtual Butler - The Making-of. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7407, Springer 2013, ISBN 978-3-642-37345-9
Introduction: From Jeeves to Jeannie to Siri, and Then?
- Robert Trappl:
Introduction: From Jeeves to Jeannie to Siri, and Then? 1-8
Part I: Psychological and Social Considerations
- Claudia Oppenauer-Meerskraut
:
Would a Virtual Butler Do a Good Job for Old People? Psychological Considerations about Benefits and Risks of Technological Assistance. 11-15 - Kerstin Heuwinkel:
Framing the Invisible - The Social Background of Trust. 16-26
Part II: Experiences with/Prerequisites for Virtual or Robotic Companions
- Cristina Conati:
Virtual Butler: What Can We Learn from Adaptive User Interfaces? 29-41 - Ginevra Castellano, Peter W. McOwan:
Towards Affect Sensitive and Socially Perceptive Companions. 42-53 - Wayne Iba:
Before We Get There, Where Are We Going? 54-69 - Massimo Zancanaro, Silvia Gabrielli
, Anthony Jameson, Chiara Leonardi, Elena Not
, Fabio Pianesi:
Virtual Helper or Virtual Card Player? Contrasting Responses of Older Users. 70-78 - David Benyon, Oli H. Mival:
Scenarios for Companions. 79-96 - Ulrich Reiser, Theo Jacobs, Georg Arbeiter, Christopher Parlitz, Kerstin Dautenhahn
:
Care-O-bot® 3 - Vision of a Robot Butler. 97-116
Part III: Further Developments
- Roger K. Moore
:
Spoken Language Processing: Where Do We Go from Here? 119-133 - Sabine Payr:
Virtual Butlers and Real People: Styles and Practices in Long-Term Use of a Companion. 134-178 - Stefan Rank:
What Issue Should Your Virtual Butler Solve Next? 179-186
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