THE ROLE OF ROBOT PERSONALITY IN ENHANCING HUMAN TRUST, ENGAGEMENT, AND TASK EFFICIENCY IN HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTION
This research study explores how a robot\'s personality affects the way people interact with robots. Just like humans, robots can be designed to appear friendly, helpful, confident, or caring. These personality traits can influence how much people trust robots, enjoy interacting with them, and work together with them. The study examines the role of robot personality in different areas such as healthcare, education, workplaces, and customer service. It shows that people are more comfortable and willing to cooperate with robots that communicate in a friendly and understandable way. A positive robot personality can increase trust, improve user engagement, and help tasks be completed more effectively. The research also discusses challenges such as privacy, ethics, and technical limitations. Overall, the study highlights the importance of creating human-centered robots that can interact naturally with people and support better human–robot relationships in the future.
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