Inclusive’R’Stories: An Inclusive Storytelling Activity with an Emotional Robot
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A multisensory system uses an Ozobot Evo in four colored textured rooms triggered by Bluetooth button controls to let mixed-visual-ability pairs co-create stories; 16 children in 8 dyads each try two conditions (robot silent vs. robot with four emotion behaviors expressed as lights movement and sounds). Results show balanced touch-led participation and autonomy, no change in overall story content but significantly more emotive elements when the robot displays emotion. Designers get three takeaways: multimodal robot cues, multisensory spaces, and a common interaction channel.
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