Human-Robot Interaction: Designing Effective Interfaces for Collaborative Tasks
Javalkar Dinesh Kumar, Namrata Bansal, Anjali Kaushik, Amanjyoti Sethi
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is a crucial field in the development of collaborative robotic systems, particularly in environments like manufacturing, healthcare, and service industries. This paper explores the design of effective interfaces for facilitating seamless collaboration between humans and robots. We focus on the integration of intuitive communication methods, including speech, gesture recognition, and visual cues, to enhance user experience and task efficiency. By evaluating existing HRI frameworks and proposing novel interface models, we aim to improve human-robot synergy, enabling robots to better understand and respond to human intentions in complex, dynamic environments.
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