HRI Experiment Design & Audit
Guides the design, statistical power analysis, and ethical reporting of human-subjects studies for ACM and IEEE Human-Robot Interaction papers.
HRI Experiments is a specialized skill for robotics and human-computer interaction researchers preparing submissions for top ACM/IEEE HRI conferences and journals. It assists in architecting rigorous human-subjects study designs (between-subjects, within-subjects, or mixed), defining transparent Wizard-of-Oz protocols, powering sample sizes, and selecting validated psychometric scales. By auditing manuscripts against common reviewer anti-patterns—such as missing manipulation checks, uncorrected multiple testing, or overlooked ACM ethics declarations—this skill helps researchers elevate technical robot behaviors into publishable, methodologically airtight experimental papers.