Nikolaos Fachantidis

Associate Prof.

University of Western Macedonia

Greece

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Nikolaos Fachantidis is an Associate Professor at the University of Macedonia in Greece. His research areas encompass human-robot interaction, socially assistive robots in education, and the use of augmented reality and robotics in teaching. His recent articles examine various aspects of interaction between robots and users, focusing on enhancing educational experiences and attitudes towards technology in learning environments.

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Dimitrios Pnevmatikos

University of Western Macedonia

GREECE

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Ioannis Lefkos

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Panepistemio Makedonias

GREECE

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Touch in Human Social Robot Interaction: Systematic Literature Review with PRISMA Method

Socially Assistive Robot in Sexual Health: Group and Individual Student-Robot Interaction Activities Promoting Disclosure, Learning and Positive Attitudes

Perceptions of generative AI in education: Insights from undergraduate and master s-level future teachers

Augmented reality and robotics in education: A systematic literature review

The Effect of Physical and Virtual Inquiry-Based Experiments on Students’ Attitudes and Learning

Designing a Socially Assistive Robot for Education Through a Participatory Design Approach: Pivotal Principles for the Developers

Human-robot interaction methodology: Robot teaching activity

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Which One? Choosing Favorite Robot After Different Styles of Storytelling and Robots’ Conversation

Beneficial effects of robot-mediated class activities on a child with ASD and his typical classmates

Τhe effectiveness of socially assistive robotics in children with autism spectrum disorder

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Dimitrios Pnevmatikos

Ioannis Lefkos

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