The field of human-robot interaction is moving towards more personalized and inclusive experiences. Researchers are exploring the use of social robots and telepresence robots to improve accessibility in various settings, such as museums. Emotionally intelligent robots that can understand and respond to human emotions are also being developed. Additionally, there is a growing interest in empowering children to create their own AI-enabled augmented reality experiences. Noteworthy papers include: E-React, which introduces a novel task of generating diverse reaction motions in response to different emotional cues. Capybara, an AR-based and AI-powered visual programming environment that empowers children to create and customize 3D characters. AZRA, a novel augmented reality framework that extends the affective capabilities of zoomorphic robots.