The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception

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The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception. / Due, Brian Lystgaard.

2022. Paper presented at ACM/IEEE HRI 2022.

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Due, BL 2022, 'The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception', Paper presented at ACM/IEEE HRI 2022, 06/03/2022 - 12/03/2022.

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Due, B. L. (2022). The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception. Paper presented at ACM/IEEE HRI 2022.

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Due BL. The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception. 2022. Paper presented at ACM/IEEE HRI 2022.

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Due, Brian Lystgaard. / The haecceity of assembling by distributing perception. Paper presented at ACM/IEEE HRI 2022.

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abstract = "This position paper introduces a model for understanding the emerging configurations of humans and robots in interaction. It is based on three elements that together constitute the model: 1) The haecceity of “social facts”, 2) the momentary assembling of agents, and 3) the distribution of perception as practical action. Paying attention to these three elements can enable HRI- researchers to gain a more profound understanding of human- robot configurations.",
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