Speech and automata in healthcare
By: edited by Amy Neustein
Series: Speech technology and text mining in medicine and healthcare -- volume 2; Speech technology and text mining in medicine and healthcare -- v. 2.
Publisher: De Gruyter
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Berlin; Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
ISBN-13: 9781614517092
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Robotics in medicine; Human-computer interaction; User interfaces (Computer systems); Speech processing systems; Robotics; Methods; User-Computer Interface; Delivery of Health Care; Trends; Man-Machine Systems; Speech Recognition Software
Table of contents: title: A critical analysis of speech-based interaction in healthcare robots : making a case for the increased use of speech in medical and assistive robots / Antonio Teixeira; title: Speech-based interaction with service robots : a survey of methods and approaches / Vladimir Kulyukin; title: Improving patient-robot interaction in healthcare : service robot feature effects on patient acceptance and emotional responses / Manida Swangnetr, David B. Kaber, Biwen Zhu, and Tao Zhang; title: Designing embodied and virtual agents for the operating room : taking a closer look at multimodal medical service robots and other cyber-physical systems / Juan P. Wachs; title: The emerging role of robotics for personal health management in the older-adult population / Bengisu Tulu, Taskin Padir, Rebecca J. Linton, Kevin Malehorn, Tammy Liu, Conrad Bzura, and Hosung Im; title: Enabling older adults to interact with robots : why input methods Are critical for usability /  Jenay A. Beer and Wendy A. Rogers; title: Human-robot interaction for assistance with activities of daily living : a case study of the socially and cognitively engaging Brian 2.1 in the long-term care setting / Derek McColl and Goldie Nejat; title: Voice-enabled assistive robots for handling autism spectrum conditions : an examination of the role of prosody / Erik Marchi, Fabien Ringeval, and Björn Schuller; title: ASR and TTS for voice controlled child-robot interactions in Italian : empirical study findings on the Aliz-e project for treating children with metabolic disorders in the hospital setting / Giacomo Sommavilla, Fabio Tesser, Giulio Paci, and Piero Cosi.