Cultural Robotics: Diversified Sustainable Practices
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Second International Workshop in Cultural Robotics, 2025, CR 2025, held as part of ACM/IEEE HRI, in Melbourne, Australia, on March 3, 2025.
The 15 full papers included are organized in topical sections as follows: Cultural Sensing and Sensitivities; Art + Robotics; and Cultural Futures. The proceedings brings together diverse cultural perspectives to explore how roboticists can effectively integrate sustainability and circular economy principles to foster environmentally responsible, culturally sensitive and socially inclusive innovation when prototyping, testing and developing social robots.
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Cultural Sensing and Sensitivities.
.-Olfaction Experience in Cultural Robotics: Case Studies for Cultural Learning Futures.
.-Culturally Sensitive Social Robotics for Africa.
.-A Participatory Approach in Robotics with Artificial Intelligence to Preserving Bangladesh's Multilayered Cultural Heritage in Museums.
.-Designing Robotic Movement with Culture in Mind.
.-ODI: A Storytelling Robot Designed for Cultural Preservation.
.-Unfolding Robot Morphologies: Expressive Origami for Conveying Movement Intentions.
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Art + Robotics.
.-Xenomorphosic Encounters: Strategies for Reimaging Industrial Robots as Cultural Agents.
.-On Creative Research: The Lab as Gallery/the Gallery as Lab.
.-Robots, Art, People, and Performance (RAPP) Lab-a Retrospective.
.-EMCAR: Embodied Controller for Animating Robots.
.-Emotional Lines: Translating Facial Expressions into Affective Robotic Illustrations through a Geometric Feature-Based Method.
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-Cultural Futures.
.-Who is Prompting Whom? Designing a Voice-Only Anthropomorphic Sparring Partner for Sustainable Dialogic Reasoning.
.-Contextual Intelligence: Co-Creating AI Enabled Age Tech for Elderly Populations in Singapore and Finland.
.-CopyCut Robots: Analog and Digital Workflows for Sustainable Soft Robot Design.
.-Towards Robots as Agents of Regeneration.