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Studying Coevolution between Social Robots and their Stakeholders

For a social robot to be used in society, it should incorporate feedback from stakeholders, including users. In addition, stakeholders explore the best use of the robot and may change their thoughts about the robot. This is the process of coevolution. To study this process, we are investigating the interactions between senior citizens with limited knowledge about robots and the developers of a robot.