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Exploring the Social Proxemics of Human-Drone Interaction

  • 투고 : 2019.03.05
  • 심사 : 2019.03.15
  • 발행 : 2019.06.30

초록

Drones will evolve from military to personal or social purposes. How can people socially interact with a drone that is familiar to them? This study explored the social proximity of human drone interaction with safety glass wall between participants and drone. The experiment results showed that drone's altitude, size and gender factor did not significantly affect social proxemics as to what extent participants got closer to hovering drones by the limitation of the distance from the safety wall. However, it shows a tendency that participants more closely approached an eye-level drone compared with an overhead drone, and females tended to approach more closely males. This study consequently demonstrated that most participants are nearly ready to allow a near field operation of social drone under safe conditions.

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Figure 1. Experimental Design (2X2)

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Figure 4. The approach distance by gender

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Figure 2. Experimental setup: Side & Sky view

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Figure 3. Approached Distance

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Figure 5. Interviewed about the experience

Table 1. Proportion of participants

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