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HuDL, A Design Philosophy for Socially Intelligent Service Robots

D.M. Wilkes, A. Alford, K. Kawamura

Year
1997
Citations
14

Abstract

The motivation for integrating humans into a service robot system is to take advantage of human intelligence and skill. Human i telligence can be used to interpret robot sensor data, eliminating computationally expensive and possibly error-prone automated analyses. Human skill is a valuable resource for trajectory and path planning as well as for simplifying the search process. In this paper we present our plans for integrating humans into a service robot system. We present our paradigm for human/robot interaction, called Human Directed Local Autonomy (HuDL). Our testbed system is described, and some example applications of HuDL for an aid to the physically disabled are given.

Keywords

RobotTestbedComputer scienceService robotHuman–computer interactionProcess (computing)Human–robot interactionArtificial intelligenceService (business)Path (computing)

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