SWARM
A framework in which robots and humans help each other
Elizabeth Sklar, Susan L. Epstein, Simon Parsons, A. Tuna Özgelen, J. Pablo Muñoz
- Year
- 2011
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
Within the context of human/multi-robot teams, the “help me help you ” paradigm offers different opportunities. A team of robots can help a human operator accomplish a goal, and a human operator can help a team of robots accomplish the same, or a different, goal. Two scenarios are examined here. First, a team of robots helps a human operator search a remote facility by recognizing objects of interest. Second, the human operator helps the robots improve their position (localization) information by providing quality control feedback.
Keywords
RobotContext (archaeology)Computer scienceOperator (biology)Human–robot interactionHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceQuality (philosophy)TeleroboticsControl (management)
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