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Use when planning the supplementary materials for an ACM/IEEE HRI full paper — above all the video figure that shows the embodied interaction, plus study instruments, extended results, and appendices — deciding what a reviewer must see to judge the interaction versus what belongs outside the 8-page body, all anonymized for double-blind review.

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# HRI Supplementary Materials

HRI is unusual among conferences in how much the **video** matters. The interaction it studies is
temporal and embodied, and prose cannot convey what a robot's timing, motion, and presence do to a
person. A well-made supplementary **video figure** materially changes how reviewers understand the
contribution — and its absence is often read as a gap. This skill plans the video and the rest of
the supplement, and splits content between the body and the supplement by decision-criticality.

## The video figure comes first

Treat the video as a first-class artifact, not an afterthought:

- **Show the interaction**, not just the robot: the person and robot together, the conditions being
  compared, and the behavior your contribution designs or studies. A reviewer should *see* the
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