Interactive Robotics in Medicine and Care
© Bielefeld University / Patrick Pollmeier
Current Studies
- Navigating Virtual Reality
Have you always wanted to try out virtual reality and see what it’s like to interact with virtual objects or carry out tasks in virtual reality?
Then do come along! In this study, you’ll be asked to carry out a task that changes over time in virtual reality (VR).
To do this, you’ll be immersed in a meticulously and realistically recreated environment.We are investigating how well the given task can be carried out and how well the task adapts to you.
No prior knowledge is required, and you will receive a payment of €15 per hour.Scan the QR-Code to register yourself!
- Judgement of Robotic Movements
Past Studies
- Child-Robot-Interaction
What is being researched?
We are looking for children aged 6-12 who would like to take part in our study together with a parent to investigate children's self-efficacy in child-robot interactions.
Duration and procedure:
15-30 minutes
The children interact with the robot Pepper and fill out questionnaires.
There is also a questionnaire for parents.
Organisational details
The study is completely anonymous, no video or audio recordings are made, and the questionnaire data is only linked using a code.
Link to the diary: https://t1p.de/zlx20
Or QR code
Questions to: mara.brandt@uni-bielefeld.de
- Guided robot learning
In this study you can work with a robot and experience how it learns new skills. We will investigate how this task is mastered and which of the options we provide are used.
The study takes about one hour and takes place in the buildings of the Faculty of Medicine in room R1. A3. 14. Scan the adjacent QR code for more information and to register via the scheduler.
