Jianmin Wang

Dr. Jianmin Wang


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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9 November 2014 in Multimedia Tools and Applications
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HWHuiyue Wu
Huiyue Wu
JWJianmin Wang
Jianmin Wang
XZXiaolong (Luke) Zhang
Xiaolong (Luke) Zhang

23 November 2023 in International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
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JWJianmin Wang
Jianmin Wang
JYJingyan Yang
Jingyan Yang
QFQianwen Fu
Qianwen Fu
Jie ZhangJie Zhang
Jie Zhang
JMJing Ma
Jing Ma

23 November 2023 in Sensors
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JWJianmin Wang
Jianmin Wang
YCYongkang Chen
Yongkang Chen
SHSiguang Huo
Siguang Huo
LMLiya Mai
Liya Mai
FJFusheng Jia
Fusheng Jia
(1) Background: Social robot interaction design is crucial for determining user acceptance and experience. However, few studies have systematically discussed the current focus and future research directions of social robot interaction design from a bibliometric perspective. Therefore, we conducted this study in order to identify the latest research progress and evolution trajectory of research hotspots in social robot interaction design over the last decade. (2) Methods: We conducted a comprehensive review based on 2416 papers related to social robot interaction design obtained from the Web of Science (WOS) database. Our review utilized bibliometric techniques and integrated VOSviewer and CiteSpace to construct a knowledge map. (3) Conclusions: The current research hotspots of social robot interaction design mainly focus on #1 the study of human–robot relationships in social robots, #2 research on the emotional design of social robots, #3 research on social robots for children’s psychotherapy, #4 research on companion robots for elderly rehabilitation, and #5 research on educational social robots. The reference co-citation analysis identifies the classic literature that forms the basis of the current research, which provides theoretical guidance and methods for the current research. Finally, we discuss several future research directions and challenges in this field.


25 August 2021 in Sensors
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JWJianmin Wang
Jianmin Wang
YLYujia Liu
Yujia Liu
TYTianyang Yue
Tianyang Yue
CWChengji Wang
Chengji Wang
JMJinjing Mao
Jinjing Mao
FYFang You
Fang You
Anthropomorphic robots need to maintain effective and emotive communication with humans as automotive agents to establish and maintain effective human–robot performances and positive human experiences. Previous research has shown that the characteristics of robot communication positively affect human–robot interaction outcomes such as usability, trust, workload, and performance. In this study, we investigated the characteristics of transparency and anthropomorphism in robotic dual-channel communication, encompassing the voice channel (low or high, increasing the amount of information provided by textual information) and the visual channel (low or high, increasing the amount of information provided by expressive information). The results showed the benefits and limitations of increasing the transparency and anthropomorphism, demonstrating the significance of the careful implementation of transparency methods. The limitations and future directions are discussed.