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Experimental Methodology for Human-Robot Interaction: Guidelines and Case Studies for Human-Centred

Experimental Methodology for Human-Robot Interaction: Guidelines and Case Studies for Human-Centred

by Tian, Leimin
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This book is a vital resource for both students new to the field and experienced researchers and practitioners. The book's practical focus and clear elucidation of relevant case studies ensures that this will greatly benefit progress in the field with human-centred and ethical experimental methodology.

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Pub dateJun 30, 2025
ISBN-101032693614
ISBN-139781032693613
LanguageEnglish
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