Masahiro Shiomi
Biographic Data
| ID | 5118182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Masahiro Shiomi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Masahiro |
| FAMILY NAME | Shiomi |
| SIGNATURE | SHIOMI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4338-801X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 139 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 8 |
Being Hugged by a Social Robot during Tele-Counseling Reduces Anxiety in Individuals with Autism
Individuals with autism often experience discomfort during counseling sessions, as the process can heighten stress and anxiety due to sensory sensitivities, communication challenges, and difficulty expressing emotions. Hugs from artificial systems such as hug machines effectively reduce stress in such individuals. In this study, we facilitated a tele-counseling session that incorporated a remotely operated social robot capable of hugging particip…
Is Politeness Better than Impoliteness? Comparisons of Robot's Encouragement Effects Toward Performance, Moods, and Propagation
This study experimentally compared the effects of encouragement with polite/ impolite attitudes from a robot in a monotonous task from three viewpoints: performance, mood, and propagation. Experiment I investigated encouragement effects on performance and mood. The participants did a monotonous task during which a robot continuously provided polite, neutral, or impolite encouragement. Our experiment results showed that polite and impolite encoura…
Moffuly-II: A Robot that Hugs and Rubs Heads
Although whole-body touch interaction, e.g., hugging, is essential for human beings from various perspectives, not everyone can interact with intimate friends/family due to physical separations caused by such circumstances as pandemics, geographical constraints, etc. The possibility of human–robot touch interaction is one approach that ameliorates such missing touch interactions. In this study, we developed a robot named Moffuly-II, that hugs peo…
Robot Reciprocation of Hugs Increases Both Interacting Times and Self-disclosures
Audio-Visual Stimuli Change not Only Robot’s Hug Impressions but Also Its Stress-Buffering Effects
Can Using Pointing Gestures Encourage Children to Ask Questions
Estimating Children’s Social Status Through Their Interaction Activities in Classrooms with a Social Robot
How Do Communication Cues Change Impressions of Human–Robot Touch Interaction
Personal Greetings: Personalizing Robot Utterances Based on Novelty of Observed Behavior
Does A Robot’s Touch Encourage Human Effort
Capturing Expertise: Developing Interaction Content for a Robot Through Teleoperation by Domain Experts
Measuring Communication Participation to Initiate Conversation in Human–Robot Interaction
Can a Social Robot Stimulate Science Curiosity in Classrooms
Towards a Socially Acceptable Collision Avoidance for a Mobile Robot Navigating Among Pedestrians Using a Pedestrian Model
Lexical Entrainment in Human Robot Interaction: Do Humans Use Their Vocabulary to Robots?
Recommendation Effects of a Social Robot for Advertisement-Use Context in a Shopping Mall
Effect of Robot’s Whispering Behavior on People’s Motivation
Investigating Entrainment of People’s Pointing Gestures by Robot’s Gestures Using a WOZ Method
Field Trial of a Networked Robot at a Train Station
Humanoid Robots as a Broadcasting Communication Medium in Open Public Spaces
Questionnaire-based social research on opinions of Japanese visitors for communication robots at an exhibition
Recommendation Effects of a Social Robot for Advertisement-Use Context in a Shopping Mall
Can a Social Robot Stimulate Science Curiosity in Classrooms
Does A Robot’s Touch Encourage Human Effort
How Do Communication Cues Change Impressions of Human–Robot Touch Interaction
Effect of Robot’s Whispering Behavior on People’s Motivation
Field Trial of a Networked Robot at a Train Station
Measuring Communication Participation to Initiate Conversation in Human–Robot Interaction
Questionnaire-based social research on opinions of Japanese visitors for communication robots at an exhibition
Humanoid Robots as a Broadcasting Communication Medium in Open Public Spaces
Investigating Entrainment of People’s Pointing Gestures by Robot’s Gestures Using a WOZ Method
Personal Greetings: Personalizing Robot Utterances Based on Novelty of Observed Behavior
Lexical Entrainment in Human Robot Interaction: Do Humans Use Their Vocabulary to Robots?
Robot Reciprocation of Hugs Increases Both Interacting Times and Self-disclosures
Audio-Visual Stimuli Change not Only Robot’s Hug Impressions but Also Its Stress-Buffering Effects
Questionnaire-based social research on opinions of Japanese visitors for communication robots at an exhibition
Humanoid Robots as a Broadcasting Communication Medium in Open Public Spaces
Field Trial of a Networked Robot at a Train Station
Investigating Entrainment of People’s Pointing Gestures by Robot’s Gestures Using a WOZ Method
Effect of Robot’s Whispering Behavior on People’s Motivation
Recommendation Effects of a Social Robot for Advertisement-Use Context in a Shopping Mall
Towards a Socially Acceptable Collision Avoidance for a Mobile Robot Navigating Among Pedestrians Using a Pedestrian Model
Lexical Entrainment in Human Robot Interaction: Do Humans Use Their Vocabulary to Robots?
Capturing Expertise: Developing Interaction Content for a Robot Through Teleoperation by Domain Experts
Measuring Communication Participation to Initiate Conversation in Human–Robot Interaction
Can a Social Robot Stimulate Science Curiosity in Classrooms
Personal Greetings: Personalizing Robot Utterances Based on Novelty of Observed Behavior
Does A Robot’s Touch Encourage Human Effort
How Do Communication Cues Change Impressions of Human–Robot Touch Interaction
Can Using Pointing Gestures Encourage Children to Ask Questions
Estimating Children’s Social Status Through Their Interaction Activities in Classrooms with a Social Robot
Audio-Visual Stimuli Change not Only Robot’s Hug Impressions but Also Its Stress-Buffering Effects
Robot Reciprocation of Hugs Increases Both Interacting Times and Self-disclosures
Is Politeness Better than Impoliteness? Comparisons of Robot's Encouragement Effects Toward Performance, Moods, and Propagation
This study experimentally compared the effects of encouragement with polite/ impolite attitudes from a robot in a monotonous task from three viewpoints: performance, mood, and propagation. Experiment I investigated encouragement effects on performance and mood. The participants did a monotonous task during which a robot continuously provided polite, neutral, or impolite encouragement. Our experiment results showed that polite and impolite encoura…
Moffuly-II: A Robot that Hugs and Rubs Heads
Although whole-body touch interaction, e.g., hugging, is essential for human beings from various perspectives, not everyone can interact with intimate friends/family due to physical separations caused by such circumstances as pandemics, geographical constraints, etc. The possibility of human–robot touch interaction is one approach that ameliorates such missing touch interactions. In this study, we developed a robot named Moffuly-II, that hugs peo…
Being Hugged by a Social Robot during Tele-Counseling Reduces Anxiety in Individuals with Autism
Individuals with autism often experience discomfort during counseling sessions, as the process can heighten stress and anxiety due to sensory sensitivities, communication challenges, and difficulty expressing emotions. Hugs from artificial systems such as hug machines effectively reduce stress in such individuals. In this study, we facilitated a tele-counseling session that incorporated a remotely operated social robot capable of hugging particip…
Social Robot Interaction and HRI (20 works) · Artificial Intelligence (19 works) · Computer Science (19 works) · Robot (19 works) · Psychology (16 works) · Human–computer interaction (15 works) · Robotics (10 works) · AI in Service Interactions (7 works) · Social robot (7 works) · Engineering (6 works)