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Impact of Design Transparency on Trust and Data Sharing during Human-Robot Interactions in Public Places
The prevalence of social robots is increasing, with examples such as customer service robots in malls and airports. This trend highlights the importance of transparency, particularly in data-sharing interactions with social robots operating in public spaces, where users may be asked to provide per
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