book chapter · Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series
Humanoid robots and artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming increasingly integrated into library operations, transforming the way these institutions function. This article explores the landscape of human-robot interaction (HRI) within libraries, examining historical contexts, the role of robotics in automation, and design principles for effective HRI. It includes real-world implementations, addresses ethical considerations, and discusses the challenges and opportunities in incorporating robotics. The article also investigates how AI augments the roles of human librarians and analyzes the implications of HRI on information retrieval. Robotics and AI are transforming libraries, but there is still significant room for growth and development in this area as libraries navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by these emerging technologies. Future trends include further automation of library tasks, AI-powered information retrieval, and the continued evolution of human-robot interaction within library settings.
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DOI: 10.4018/407563
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