Set the Stage: Enabling Storytelling with Multiple Robots through Roleplaying Metaphors
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| author | Maria, Tyrone Justin Sta Griffin, Faith Deja, Jordan Aiko |
| author_facet | Maria, Tyrone Justin Sta Griffin, Faith Deja, Jordan Aiko |
| contents | Gestures are an expressive input modality for controlling multiple robots, but their use is often limited by rigid mappings and recognition constraints. To move beyond these limitations, we propose roleplaying metaphors as a scaffold for designing richer interactions. By introducing three roles: Director, Puppeteer, and Wizard, we demonstrate how narrative framing can guide the creation of diverse gesture sets and interaction styles. These roles enable a variety of scenarios, showing how roleplay can unlock new possibilities for multi-robot systems. Our approach emphasizes creativity, expressiveness, and intuitiveness as key elements for future human-robot interaction design. |
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| institution | arXiv |
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| spellingShingle | Set the Stage: Enabling Storytelling with Multiple Robots through Roleplaying Metaphors Maria, Tyrone Justin Sta Griffin, Faith Deja, Jordan Aiko Robotics Human-Computer Interaction Gestures are an expressive input modality for controlling multiple robots, but their use is often limited by rigid mappings and recognition constraints. To move beyond these limitations, we propose roleplaying metaphors as a scaffold for designing richer interactions. By introducing three roles: Director, Puppeteer, and Wizard, we demonstrate how narrative framing can guide the creation of diverse gesture sets and interaction styles. These roles enable a variety of scenarios, showing how roleplay can unlock new possibilities for multi-robot systems. Our approach emphasizes creativity, expressiveness, and intuitiveness as key elements for future human-robot interaction design. |
| title | Set the Stage: Enabling Storytelling with Multiple Robots through Roleplaying Metaphors |
| topic | Robotics Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.01736 |