Hybrid Societies

The open access book gives an overview of novel research findings in the field of humans interaction with embodied technologies. It provides a deep understanding of technologies, scientific methods, and studies on human's interaction with embodied technologies, such as digital agents, robots, cars,...

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Autores principales: Bertolt Meyer, Ulrike Thomas, Olfa Kanoun
Formato: Libro
Publicado: Springer Nature Switzerland 2026
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