Hye-Jin Min
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes a robotic agent named 'Genie' that understands a user's wish and gives its possible answers on a social network platform. Once a potential wish is detected upon monitoring the text updates in the micro-blog of the user, the agent initiates a task to help the user with both NLP and metadata analysis. As an interaction scenario, we set the type of a robot as an agent that identifies wishful products by searching for and analyzing product information on the web. After an analysis of the vast amount of data, the agent provides possible answers to the user as a way of granting the wish that might require additional time and effort to achieve. In order to draw the user's attention, the agent makes a physical movement as a push notification with more user-friendliness.
Supplemental Material
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Index Terms
- Make your wishes to 'genie in the lamp': physical push with a socially intelligent robot
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