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Fig 1.

Research flow chart.

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Table 1.

User initial requirements form.

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Fig 2.

Kano model questionnaire.

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Fig 3.

Kano model evaluation criteria.

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Table 2.

Summary of user satisfaction based on Kano model.

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Fig 4.

Design evaluation index system chart.

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Table 3.

1–9 scoring criteria.

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Table 4.

Target layer judgment matrix and weight values.

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Table 5.

Basic type attribute M judgment matrix and weight values.

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Table 6.

Expected attribute O judgment matrix and weight values.

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Table 7.

Charm attribute A judgment matrix and weight values.

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Fig 5.

Comparison chart of the weight values of each indicator for subjective weight calculation.

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Table 8.

Corresponding RI values.

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Table 9.

Consistency test results.

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Fig 6.

Comparison chart of weight values of each indicator for objective weighting calculation.

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Table 10.

Initial matrix data.

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Table 11.

Matrix data after normalization.

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Fig 7.

Comparison chart of the three weight values.

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Table 12.

Combined weight calculation results and ranking.

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Fig 8.

Multiple scheme design drawings.

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Table 13.

Calculated results for each program evaluation.

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Fig 9.

Program score results.

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Fig 10.

Detail picture of the best solution.

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Fig 11.

Scenario usage diagram.

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Table 14.

Functional components for robot information collection.

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