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A Decision Framework for AR, Dialogue and Eye Gaze to Enhance Human-Robot Collaboration

Chelsea Zou, Yan Ding, Kishan Chandan, Shiqi Zhang

Year
2024
Citations
2
Access
Open access

Abstract

Enabling an intuitive, bidirectional communication with real-time feedback to convey intentions and goals is essential in human-robot collaboration (HRC). In this paper, we propose ARDIE (Augmented Reality with Dialogue and Eye Gaze), a novel intelligent agent that leverages multi-modal feedback cues to enhance HRC. Our system employs a partially observable Markov decision process (POMDP) to formulate a joint decision policy integrating interactive augmented reality (AR), natural language, and eye gaze to provide real-time visual feedback to humans. Through object-specific AR renderings, ARDIE enables users to visualize current and future states of the environment, ultimately improving situational awareness and enhancing collaborative interactions between humans and robots.

Keywords

Partially observable Markov decision processHuman–computer interactionComputer scienceGazeRobotHuman–robot interactionSituation awarenessAugmented realityEye trackingProcess (computing)

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