英文摘要 |
The Social Service Robot (SSR) is a humanoid robot that uses AI technology to provide long-term care assistance form families. Based upon Computers-Are-Social-Actors theory, this study investigates: (1) The relationship among usefulness, social capability, appearance, anxiety toward robots and Human-Robot Interaction, and (2) whether Human-Robot Interaction affects anticipated service quality and ultimately the acceptance of SSRs. The study collects empirical data validly (n = 356). The results reveal that SSRs’facilitators such as usefulness, social capability, and appearance influence attitudes toward HRI positively, which in turn, predict anticipation of better service quality and greater acceptance of SSRs. The findings provide theoretical and practical implications for the adoption of SSRs and development of effective HRI. |