Personal Robots Group Opportunities
The Personal Robots (https://www.media.mit.edu/groups/personal-robots/overview/) group bridges the gap between intelligent personified technologies and human collaborative behavior.

We take a multidisciplinary approach that integrates human-centered design, psychology, aesthetics, and advanced computation to create personified technologies that can better understand, naturally communicate, collaborate, and support people more like a helpful companion than a smart tool.

We are continuing this Spring with our talk series, Ask a Robot. Anastasia K. Ostrowski, FRSA and a PhD student in the Personal Robots Group, and Hae Won Park, PhD, a research scientist in the Personal Robots Group coordinate the sessions.

The sessions are balanced between interactive sessions and guest speakers and discussions. Sometimes we share research opportunities with our lab but there is no research commitment for attending the talks.

If you are 60 years+ and interested in social robots and learning more about how this technology is being designed, we would love for you to join us!
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Would you like to attend the next Ask a Robot session on March 19th at 2:00 PM EST? If you'd like to attend, we will share the zoom link information via email. *
Would you like to be added to our email list to learn about future Ask a Robot sessions? *
The Personal Robot Group also hosts several research studies a year where you can interact with a social robot in your home and participate in research! Are you interested in learning more about participating in research studies? *
If you said "yes" to any of the questions above or said "maybe" to the last question and would like more information, please share your email address. (We will only use your email address for the options you selected "yes". We will not share it outside of this usage.)
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