Wizard of Oz Studies in HRI¶
Riek, L. (2012). Wizard of Oz Studies in HRI: A Systematic Review and New Reporting Guidelines. Journal of Human-Robot Interaction, 1(1), 119-136.
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- Wizard Of Oz Prototyping
- Robotics and physical systems — a planned autonomous machine is tested with a hidden teleoperator, validating social interaction and demand before the autonomy stack is finished.
This sourceReviews hidden-teleoperator (Wizard of Oz) testing of planned autonomous robots to validate social interaction and demand before the autonomy stack is finished.
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Riek's review describes WoZ in HRI as remote operation of a robot to test social interaction in design aspects not yet fully implemented, but does not mention validating demand.
“They also might use it to test out early aspects of their design that have yet to be fully implemented”
- Robotics and physical systems — a planned autonomous machine is tested with a hidden teleoperator, validating social interaction and demand before the autonomy stack is finished.
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