Issues

Special issue: The Future of Work – Service Employee-(Ro)bot Collaboration. Guest Editors: Werner H. Kunz, Laszlo Sajtos and Carlos Flavián

Beyond replacement: human-machine collaboration in the age of AI

Werner H. Kunz; Laszlo Sajtos; Carlos Flavián
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A system and learning perspective on human–robot collaboration

Cristina Mele; Tiziana Russo-Spena; Angelo Ranieri; Irene Di Bernardo
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Service robot–employee task allocation strategies: well-being within the intrusion challenge

Chelsea Phillips; Gaby Odekerken-Schröder; Rebekah Russell-Bennett; Mark Steins; Dominik Mahr; Kate Letheren
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Viva robonomics!? Cost–benefit analysis of robots and future directions in service and robonomics research

Ilana Shanks; Martin Mende; Jenny Van Doorn; Nicole J. Hess; Maura L. Scott; Dhruv Grewal
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Hybrid human–robot teams in the frontline: automated social presence and the role of corrective interrogation

David Leiño Calleja; Jeroen Schepers; Edwin J. Nijssen
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The impact of master–servant relationships in human–robot collaboration on customer perceptions and behaviors in frontline retail encounters

Jorge Carlos Fiestas Lopez Guido; Peter Popkowski Leszczyc; Nicolas Pontes; Sven Tuzovic
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Howdy, Robo-Partner: exploring artificial companionship and its stress-alleviating potential for service employees

Khanh Bao Quang Le; Charles Cayrat
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