The increasing digitalisation of people's living and working environments results in more frequent encounters with robots. How people react to robots plays a decisive role in how these machines are used.
In the RoboLAB, we are therefore researching a wide range of issues in the field of human-robot interaction. The aim of our research is to gain a better understanding of the factors that influence human-robot interactions and to develop recommendations for the human-centred design of human-robot interactions.
The RoboLAB enables research into direct interactions with a humanoid robot for research projects and final theses. The robot is characterised by its ability to recognise speech and provide voice output. It can therefore be used in a variety of ways. This means that a wide variety of interaction scenarios can be researched in which direct contact with robots takes centre stage.
How to find our lab
The RoboLAB is located at the ground floor of the Department of Psychology, Universitätsplatz 2.
- Through the main entrance, up the stairs into the hall.
- Through the hall, diagonally to the left.
- Down the stairs to the right of the lift and through the large wooden door with glass elements.
- Turn left through the inner courtyard to the archway.
- Go through the large wooden door with glass elements and up the stairs to the end of the corridor.
- Turn left into the RoboLAB waiting area.
- Turn right into the RoboLAB.
