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Gesture-based programming for robotics: human-augmented software adaptation

Richard M. Voyles, James D. Morrow, P.K. Khosla

Year
1999
Citations
15

Abstract

The paper considers how gesture-based programming systems capture, in real time, the intention behind fleeting, context-dependent hand motions, contact conditions, finger poses, and even cryptic utterances. The systems retain previously acquired skills, which facilitates gesture interpretation during training and provides feedback control at runtime.

Keywords

GestureComputer scienceAdaptation (eye)Gesture recognitionProgramming by demonstrationArtificial intelligenceHuman–computer interactionContext (archaeology)SoftwareRobotics

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