%A Sabine Payr
%A Peter Wallis
%A Stuart  Cunningham
%A Mark Hawley
%O Published in the adjunct proceedings.

The research leading to this publication has been carried out in the framework of the project SERA (Social Engagement with Robots and Agents,?http://project-sera.eu), funded by the European Community?s seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under grant agreement no. 231868.
%T Research on Social Engagement with a Rabbitic User Interface
%X Companions as interfaces to smart rooms need not only to be easy to interact with, but also to maintain long-term relationships with their users. The FP7-funded project SERA (Social Engagement with Robots and Agents) contributes to knowledge about and modeling of such relationships. One focal activity is an iterative field study to collect real-life long-term interaction data with a robotic interface. The first stage of this study has been completed. This paper reports on the set-up and the first insights.
%K Robotic User Interface, Smart Room, Natural Language Interaction, Long-term Social Relationship
%P 65-68
%E M. Tscheligi
%E B. de Ruyter
%E J. Soldatos
%E A. Meschtscherjakov
%E C. Buiza
%E N. Streitz
%E T. Mirlacher
%D 2009
%I ICT&S Center, Salzburg, Austria (EU)
%L cogprints6864

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