Bio-inspired robot perception coupled with robot-modeled human perception
Tobias Fischer
- Year
- 2021
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
My overarching research goal is to provide robots with perceptional abilities that allow interactions with humans in a human-like manner. To develop these perceptional abilities, I believe that it is useful to study the principles of the human visual system. I use these principles to develop new computer vision algorithms and validate their effectiveness in intelligent robotic systems. I am enthusiastic about this approach as it offers the dual benefit of uncovering principles inherent in the human visual system, as well as applying these principles to its artificial counterpart. Fig. 1 contains a depiction of my research.
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