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From Framework to Reliable Practice: End-User Perspectives on Social Robots in Public Spaces
As social robots increasingly enter public environments, their acceptance depends not only on technical reliability but also on ethical integrity, accessibility, and user trust. This paper reports on a pilot deployment of an ARI social robot functioning as a university receptionist, designed in alig
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