Relationship in Human-Machine Interaction

When humans and machines interact, do they form (real) relationships?

In this event distinguished keynote speakers will share insights on the relationship-building aspects of humans and robots, avatars, or devices. The talks will cover social psychology, media studies, computer science, and engineering viewpoints. The discussions will address the role of attachment and trust in interactions and relationships between humans and technology.

An interactive workshop offers expertise on the design of robots and virtual agents from the perspective of brand building and brand relationship.
The event highlights the potential of technology to support communication, ease loneliness and decrease isolation, and enable new ways to organize work and life.

If you want to learn, interact, and network with experts in the field, this event is a must-attend.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain unique insights into the differences between the approaches in Germany and Japan concerning relationships of humans and machines!

All participants are invited to join the discussions and share their perspectives.

Language

English

Registration

Please find more information including the link to registration via https://www.dwih-tokyo.org/de/event/relationship-in-human-machine-interaction/.