'Ikigai' Robots

Author:

Randall Natasha1ORCID,Kamino Waki1ORCID,Karim Arinah1ORCID,Chen Wei-Chu1ORCID,Hsu Long-Jing1ORCID,Tsui Katherine M.2ORCID,Sabanovic Selma1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA

2. Toyota Research Institute, Cambridge, MA, USA

Funder

Toyota Research Institute

Publisher

ACM

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