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The Role of Intentions in Human-Robot Interaction

Serge Thill, Tom Ziemke

Year
2017
Citations
4

Abstract

To be able to understand the intentions of other agents is a fundamental prerequisite for engaging in, for instance, instrumental helping or mutual collaboration. In HRI, the challenge is bi-directional: not only does a robot need the ability to infer intentions of humans, but humans also need to infer the intentions of the robot. It is therefore important to be clear about the theoretical frameworks and inherent assumptions underlying technological implementations related to mutual intention understanding. This remains very much an active research area in which further development is necessary. The core purpose of this workshop is to advance the state of the art in this area.

Keywords

RobotHuman–computer interactionComputer scienceImplementationHuman–robot interactionCore (optical fiber)State (computer science)Artificial intelligenceCognitive sciencePsychology

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