Should robots have faces?

What is one reason why social robots are often designed with faces?

• To reduce their production costs

• To make them appear more human-like and trustworthy

• To improve their mechanical functions

• To increase their speed and efficiency

How do faces on robots help in human-robot interaction?

• They make robots more colorful

• They allow robots to move faster

• They provide social signals that humans are familiar with

• They increase the robot's processing power

What was the focus of the study conducted by the Human Centered Robotics Lab?

• The cost of robot production

• The appearance of robot faces

• The size of robots

• The speed of robots

What is the 'uncanny valley' in the context of robot design?

• A place where robots are manufactured

• A valley where robots are tested

• A phenomenon where robots become less appealing as they become more lifelike

• A type of robot that is very fast

How do Japanese cultural views influence their relationship with robots?

• They see robots as mere tools

• They believe robots are dangerous

• They think robots are unnecessary

• They view robots as partners with souls

What is the Eliza Effect in relation to robots?

• The impact of robots on the environment

• The effect of robots on human emotions

• The tendency to attribute more sentience to robots than they have

• The tendency to underestimate a robot's capabilities

What is a potential risk of giving robots human-like features?

• They might become too fast

• They could be mistaken for humans

• They could become too expensive

• They might malfunction more often