It is, of course, unfathomable to imagine the viability of a white politician being questioned because of a perceived lack of fluency in Spanish.
Our experiment results lend support that human-aware motion planning can provide benefits in terms of perceived safety and team fluency.
The objective of this work was to examine human response to motion-level robot adaptation to determine its effect on team fluency, human satisfaction, and perceived safety and comfort.
These providers made easy associations between poverty and low health literacy, limited fluency in English, being homebound, poor housing, along with actual or perceived lack of access to safe places (such as air conditioned areas during heat waves).
That human-aware motion planning leads to a higher degree of perceived safety and thus reduced potential for stress-related health problems while simultaneously improving team fluency is a very important result.
Team fluency was evaluated through a set of quantitative metrics, and human satisfaction and perceived safety and comfort were evaluated through questionnaires.
The use of formulaic sequences was shown to be especially beneficial to perceptions of language learners' fluency and range of expression but the evidence for its positive influence on language learners' perceived accuracy was found to be less convincing.
First, the oldest controls, while still performing within a relatively normal range of perceived voice quality (ie, significantly better than the disordered groups), were perceived to have poorer voice and fluency than their younger counterparts.
