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CALM: Configuration-Aware Human Intervention Boundaries During Robot Approach
How robot body configuration shapes human intervention during approach remains underexplored. We conducted a within-participants study with 41 participants, measuring final stopping distance, subjective comfort, and exploratory eye-tracking responses across four humanoid arm configurations and two s
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