MANIPULATION
Building elementary robot skills from human demonstration
M. Kaiser, R. Dillmann
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 130
Abstract
This paper presents a general approach to the acquisition of sensor-based robot skills from human demonstrations. Since human-generated examples cannot be assumed to be optimal with respect to the robot, adaptation of the initially acquired skill is explicitly considered. Results for acquiring and refining manipulation skills for a Puma 260 manipulator are given.
Keywords
RobotAdaptation (eye)Computer scienceHuman–computer interactionHuman–robot interactionManipulator (device)Artificial intelligencePsychology
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