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Spontaneous, Short-term Interaction with Mobile Robots
- Introduction Human-robot interaction has been identified as one of the major open research directions
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The grand challenges in socially assistive robotics
- {mataric, tapus}@(email omitted); Introduction Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) for socially assistive applications
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An agent-based architecture for an adaptive human-robot interface
- to communicate missionrelevant information. 1. Introduction Human-robot interaction is handicapped by the fact
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Human–Robot Interaction: A Survey
- . 1 Introduction Human–Robot Interaction (HRI) is a field of study dedicated to understanding
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Towards a Robotic Dialogue System with Learning and Planning Capabilities
- increase the learning and adaptation degree. 1 Introduction Human-Robot Interaction is a broad
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. Dautenhahn and C. Nehaniv, eds., 2005 Task Learning Through Imitation and Human-Robot Interaction
- Pioneer 2DX mobile robot learning various tasks. 1.2 Introduction Human-robot interaction is a rapidly
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Task Performance Metrics in HumanRobot Interaction: Taking a Systems Approach', Performance Metrics
- . INTRODUCTION Human-robot interaction in the Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) domain is a field of study that has
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Environment Modification in a Simulated Human-Robot Interaction Task: Experimentation and Analysis
- interaction, simulation, external representation 1. INTRODUCTION Human-robot interaction (HRI), an emerging
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IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Interactive Communication. Berlin, September 2002
- situation by the robot turned out to be the key to success. 1 Introduction Human-robot interaction. A
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An ethological and emotional basis for human-robot interaction
- An Ethological and Emotional Basis for Human-Robot Interaction Ronald C. Arkin*, Masahiro Fujita
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