... object and give it to another ...unstable and a robot sees things as we see in darkness), and the objects are unknown (heavy or not, which is important for the robot ...
... occluded robotin the camera ...cameras, in the current work we developed and applied an original new approach that combines data of one 3D depth sensor (Kinect) and ...
... living in times where technology has made rapid advancements in every sphere of human life and ...omnipresent and it is only a matter of time before they become an essential part of ...
... information in time. Our spatial attention mechanism localizes and crops hand images of the person which are subsequently passed as inputs to our CNN networks unlike previous techniques [90, 89] where ...
... role in transferring messages from the human to the robotand vice ...The robot has to be able to properly understand the gestures in order to respond in an appropriate ...
... a robot. There is a force-torque sensor between the tool and the end ...the robot is to ensure accuracy of the trajectory tracking ...user in completing the task with the minimum force ...
... Sensor-based control of a collaborative robot Andrea Cherubini, Robin Passama, Arnaud Meline, Andr´e Crosnier and Philippe Fraisse Flexible andreactivecontrol of ...
... approach for multi-sensorand multi-constraints fusioninsensor-based ...computed for each task. We proposed to perform the data fusion at the level of the ...
... gap in terms of used methodologies between the various “sensor ...mapping for instance is now a consolidated technology, it still relies mainly on point representation (extended, for low ...
... Admittance control Two main control classes are used in haptics and pHRI namely, impedance and admittance con- trol ...measured, and react with a ...inertia and friction ...
... therapist robot that adjusted its behav- ior parameters with respect to the personality and performance of the user was presented (Tapus, Tapus, and Matari´c, 2010 ...torso robot mounted on a ...
... the human does to reach a certain point in the ...of human arm is reached by Generalized Inverse Kinematics algorithm [15], [16] by moving the arm and the torso of the ...posture and ...
... capture human-robotinteraction from a third-person ...useful in lab environments, but since we are working with service robots, information must be taken from the onboard ...additional ...
... is in a room with the face detec- tion system turned on, meaning it is capable of detecting people’s head which are in its camera field of ...A human, willing to interact with Rackham, comes close to ...
... done in order to refine the notion of “good shared plan” and “good/acceptable robot behaviour” in this ...avenues for learning and adaptation in this ...spatial and ...
... a sensor located on the robot, and several active beacons emitting infrared light, located at know ...represented in Figure 3. As illustrated in this figure, the aim of the ...
... ORK Human-aware navigation involves navigation planning of a robot around ...navigating in an environment and expect the same from others, who are navigating in the same ...a ...
... “Geometry in Robotics and Sensing” of ROBOTICA 08/02/10 one point in the workspace where the inverse kinematics admits three equal ...defined in accordance to this condition because a point ...
... planning and execution of complex missions in ...complexity in uncertain environment. This is clearly the case for Service Robotics ...work in environment not totally calibrated ...
... constant and equal to 4m/s), and sec- ondly with the limitation active, with a desired threshold of ...±0.35 for the Lateral Load ...superposed) and despite the speed variation, depicted ...