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Sound-Driven Turn-Taking in Robot-Assisted Quizzes: How Non-Verbal Buzzing Boosts and Challenges Motivation

2025 · EduRobotX@EC-TEL · pp. 44-52 · 0 citations · 14 references
Computer Science

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Both the motivational potential and the emotional risks of competitive, sound-based interaction in educational human–robot interaction are demonstrated and technical reliability and transparent feedback are highlighted, highlighting that technical reliability and transparent feedback are not merely engineering concerns but core enablers of sustainable engagement.

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