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Using Multiple Robots to Increase Suggestion Persuasiveness in Public Space

Marcos Inky Tae    
Kohei Ogawa    
Yuichiro Yoshikawa and Hiroshi Ishiguro    

Resumen

A system using the ?sequential persuasion? concept would be able to increase the persuasiveness of a message for public service announcements or advertisements. A potential application would be a system of robots distributed throughout an environment, for example, a hotel, that would provide not only informational service, but also make personalized suggestions for the guests.

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