Abstract
The rapid advancement of autonomous delivery robots has led to their increasing presence in our daily lives, prompting the need for a deeper understanding of the factors influencing their psychological acceptance and societal integration. This research paper presents a comprehensive survey-based study that investigates the complex interplay between human perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors towards delivery robots. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative data collection techniques to gather rich insights from a diverse sample of participants.The survey design incorporates a range of questions addressing key aspects of human-robot interaction, including perceived usefulness, ease of use, trust, safety concerns, social presence, and future expectations. The data collection process involves online questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, ensuring a robust and representative dataset. The analysis employs statistical techniques and thematic coding to identify significant patterns, trends, and relationships within the data.Through a critical synthesis of the existing literature and the study's findings, this paper contributes novel insights into the psychological and societal factors shaping the acceptance of delivery robots. The results highlight the importance of trust, transparency, and user-centered design in fostering positive attitudes and willingness to engage with these technologies. The paper also identifies key challenges and opportunities for the successful integration of delivery robots into various domains, such as last-mile delivery, healthcare, and retail.By providing a comprehensive understanding of the human dimensions of delivery robot acceptance, this research advances the field of human-robot interaction and offers valuable implications for the design, development, and deployment of these technologies. The findings emphasize the need for collaborative efforts among researchers, industry stakeholders, and policymakers to create delivery robot solutions that align with user needs, societal values, and ethical considerations. Overall, this paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on the future of autonomous delivery systems and their transformative potential for enhancing efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability in our rapidly evolving world.
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