Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 June 2024
This chapter covers:
• The role of nonverbal communication in interactions between people—how communication is enhanced by facial expressions, hand gestures, body posture, and sounds;
• The importance of interpreting, using, and responding to nonverbal cues in the appropriate way, both to successful human– robot interactions and to generate a positive perception of robots;
• Nonverbal communication channels that are unique to robots, as well as channels that replicate those commonly used by humans;
• How robotic sounds, lights, and colors or physical gestures with arms, legs, tails, ears, and other body parts can be effective for communicating with people.
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