HRI
Playing Tangram with a Humanoid Robot
Jochen Hirth, Norbert M. Schmitz, Karsten Berns
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
An open question in the area of social robot interaction is how to design test scenarios that on one hand provide the required complexity and on the other hand are still describable. The tabletop game Tangram has been selected as a test scenario for human-robot interaction. This paper describes how the required skills, to enable the humanoid robot ROMAN to play the game, have been ralized. Experimental results demonstrate the functioning of the system and show how emotion influences robot's motivation.
Keywords
Humanoid robotSocial robotRobotHuman–computer interactionComputer scienceTest (biology)Human–robot interactionArtificial intelligenceMobile robotSimulation
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