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Dogs as Behavior Models for Companion Robots: How Can Human–Dog Interactions Assist Social Robotics?

This position paper (re)presents a relatively new approach for the behavioral design of companion robots, the use of dogs’ behavior as a model. This paper discusses the advantages of this approach compared to other prevalent approaches in the field of social robotics and analyzes its effectiveness through the review of three different experimental studies utilizing this concept.