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Field Assessment of Multimodal Communication for Dismounted Human-Robot Teams

Daniel Barber, Julian Abich, Elizabeth Phillips, Andrew B. Talone, Florian Jentsch, Susan G. Hill

Year
2015
Citations
22

Abstract

A field assessment of multimodal communication (MMC) was conducted as part of a program integration demonstration to support and enable bi-directional communication between a dismounted Soldier and a robot teammate. In particular, the assessment was focused on utilizing auditory and visual/gesture based communications. The task involved commanding a robot using semantically-based MMC. Initial participant data indicates a positive experience with the multimodal interface (MMI) prototype. The results of the experiment inform recommendations for multimodal designers regarding perceived usability and functionality of the currently implemented MMI.

Keywords

Human–computer interactionComputer scienceRobotHuman–robot interactionTask (project management)Field (mathematics)UsabilityGestureInterface (matter)Multimodal interaction

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