MenschRrobototerInteraktion

MenschRoboterInteraktion, often abbreviated as HRI, is a multidisciplinary field that studies the relationships between humans and robots. It encompasses the design, implementation, and evaluation of robotic systems that interact with humans, and the study of human behavior in such interactions. The goal of HRI is to create robots that can work effectively and safely alongside humans, whether in homes, workplaces, or other environments.

Key areas within HRI include understanding human needs and expectations, designing intuitive user interfaces for robots, developing robots that can understand and respond to human social cues, and ensuring the safety and trustworthiness of robotic systems. Researchers in HRI draw from fields such as computer science, engineering, psychology, cognitive science, and human-computer interaction. Applications of HRI are diverse, ranging from assistive robots for the elderly and disabled to industrial robots that collaborate with human workers, and even social robots designed for companionship and education. The ultimate aim is to foster harmonious and productive partnerships between humans and intelligent machines.