The where of handovers by humans: Effect of partner characteristics, distance and visual feedback.

ABSTRACT: Object handovers between humans are common in our daily life but the mechanisms underlying handovers are still largely unclear. A good understanding of these mechanisms is important not only for a better understanding of human social behaviors, but also for the prospect of an automatized society in which machines will need to perform similar objects exchanges with humans. In this paper, we analyzed how humans determine the location of object transfer during handovers- to determine whether they can predict the preferred handover location of a partner, the variation of this prediction in 3D space, and to examine how much of a role vision plays in the whole process. For this we developed a paradigm that allows us to compare handovers by humans with and without on-line visual feedback. Our res

SUBMITTER: Kato S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6588208 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature