ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction | 2024 Impact Factor: 4.2 | Cite Score:7.8 | Q1

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• About: The ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction (THRI) journal is a premier peer-reviewed publication that focuses on the interdisciplinary field of human-robot interaction (HRI). It serves as a platform for researchers, practitioners, and scholars to publish original research articles, comprehensive reviews, and technical notes on the design, implementation, and analysis of interactions between humans and robots.
• Objective: The primary objective of the journal is to advance the understanding and development of effective, safe, and natural interactions between humans and robots. It aims to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and ideas among experts working in robotics, human-computer interaction, cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and related disciplines.
• Topics Covered: The ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction covers a wide range of topics including: Design and evaluation of human-robot interfaces and systems Social and cognitive aspects of HRI Collaborative and cooperative robot systems Robotic assistance in healthcare, education, and daily living Ethical and societal implications of human-robot interaction Methodologies for studying and assessing HRI
• Impact: The journal significantly impacts both academia and industry by promoting the development of innovative HRI technologies and methodologies. Its publications contribute to advancements in creating more intuitive, efficient, and user-friendly robotic systems, enabling robots to better assist and interact with humans in various contexts.
• Significance: The ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction is significant in advancing the field of HRI by promoting interdisciplinary research and practical applications. By publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed articles, the journal supports the development and adoption of cutting-edge HRI solutions, enhancing the integration of robots into everyday human activities and improving the overall human-robot interaction experience worldwide.

• Journal Home:  Journal Homepage

• Editor-in-Chief:  Â Iolanda Leite

• Scope: The ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction journal focuses on the study and advancement of interactions between humans and robots. Here are the key areas typically covered in this journal:
• 1. Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) Design
  Principles and methodologies for designing effective HRI
  User interface design for robots
  Case studies of HRI design in various applications
• 2. Social Robotics
  Development of robots with social capabilities
  Socially aware and culturally sensitive robots
  Impact of social robots on human behavior and society
• 3. Cognitive Robotics
  Integration of cognitive models in robotic systems
  Learning and adaptation in human-robot interactions
  Cognitive architectures and their applications in HRI
• 4. Communication and Collaboration
  Verbal and non-verbal communication between humans and robots
  Collaborative tasks and teamwork involving robots
  Role of natural language processing in HRI
• 5. Human Factors and Ergonomics
  Ergonomic design considerations in HRI
  Human-centered design and user experience studies
  Evaluation of HRI systems from a human factors perspective
• 6. Robot Autonomy and Control
  Autonomous decision-making in robots
  Shared control and teleoperation in HRI
  Safety and reliability in autonomous robot interactions
• 7. Ethical and Societal Implications
  Ethical considerations in the development and deployment of robots
  Societal impacts of integrating robots into daily life
  Policy and regulatory issues related to HRI
• 8. Applications of HRI
  Healthcare and assistive robots
  Educational and entertainment robots
  Industrial and service robots
• 9. Experimental Methods and Evaluation
  Experimental design and methodologies in HRI research
  Metrics and benchmarks for evaluating HRI systems
  User studies and field trials involving robots
• 10. Multimodal Interaction
  Integration of multiple sensory modalities in HRI
  Multimodal feedback and interaction techniques
  Case studies of multimodal HRI systems
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• Print ISSN:  25739522

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• Abstracting and Indexing:  Scopus, ESCI

• Imapct Factor 2024:  4.2

• Subject Area and Category:   Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Human-Computer Interaction

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• H Index:  30

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• Cite Score:  7.8

• SNIP:  1.989

• Journal Rank(SJR):  1.164

• Latest Articles:   Latest Articles in ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction

• Guidelines for Authors: ACM Transactions on Human-Robot Interaction Author Guidelines

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• Publisher:  Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

  Country:  United States

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