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My research field is human-robot interaction. I am particularly interested in the following topics: joint activities between humans and robots; human-robot teamwork and collaboration, in particular with respect to interaction fluency; robotic personal companions; non-anthropomorphic robot design; computational models for embodied cognition in ...
Guy Hoffman is a faculty member at Cornell University, where he studies computational, design, and social aspects of human-robot interaction. He has published several papers on topics such as robot companionship, nonverbal behavior, and ethical behavior in the presence of robots.
Dr. Guy Hoffman is an Associate Professor and the Mills Family Faculty Fellow in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University. Prior to that he was an Assistant Professor at IDC Herzliya and co-director of the IDC Media Innovation Lab. Hoffman heads the Human-Robot Collaboration and Companionship (HRC²) group
As co-director of the IDC Media Invention Lab, Guy Hoffman researches robots with soul. He explores the humanity of robots -- how they think, feel, act, and move, as they interact with humans.
The Human-Robot Collaboration & Companionship (HRC 2) Lab at Cornell is headed by Guy Hoffman and studies the computational, engineering, and social aspects of interactions between humans and robots.
Guy Hoffman shows demo film of his family of unusual robots -- including two musical bots that like to jam with humans.
Dr. Guy Hoffman is an Assistant Professor and the Mills Family Faculty Fellow in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University. Prior to that he was an Assistant Professor at IDC Herzliya and co-director of the IDC Media Innovation Lab.
