[HTML][HTML] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - Scientific reports, 2015 - nature.com
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans' ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
[PDF][PDF] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - researchgate.net
Results We measured event-related potentials of human participants who were observing
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …
[HTML][HTML] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - Scientific Reports, 2015 - nature.com
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans' ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - Scientific Reports, 2015 - cir.nii.ac.jp
抄録< jats: title> Abstract</jats: title>< jats: p> This study provides the first physiological
evidence of humans' ability to empathize with robot pain and highlights the difference in …
evidence of humans' ability to empathize with robot pain and highlights the difference in …
Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura… - Scientific …, 2015 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans' ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
[PDF][PDF] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - cyberleninka.org
Results We measured event-related potentials of human participants who were observing
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …
Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura… - Scientific …, 2015 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans' ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura… - Scientific …, 2015 - repository.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans€ ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
[HTML][HTML] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - Scientific Reports, 2015 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This study provides the first physiological evidence of humans' ability to empathize with
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
robot pain and highlights the difference in empathy for humans and robots. We performed …
[PDF][PDF] Measuring empathy for human and robot hand pain using electroencephalography
Y Suzuki, L Galli, A Ikeda, S Itakura, M Kitazaki - Scientific Reports, 2015 - core.ac.uk
Results We measured event-related potentials of human participants who were observing
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …
pictures of painful or non-painful situations with human hands or robot hands (Fig. 1). ERP …