Papers
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Total Citations
39
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About
Aamodh Suresh is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of swarm robotics, human-robot interaction, and behavioral decision-making. His work fundamentally reimagines how humans can control and collaborate with multi-robot systems, moving beyond traditional joysticks and keyboards to create more intuitive, accessible interfaces. Suresh’s most impactful contribution is his development of novel human-swarm interaction frameworks, including the Brain-Swarm Interface (BSI) and Body-Swarm Interface (BoSI), which allow users to command robot swarms using EEG brain signals, eye movements, and arm gestures—a breakthrough with profound implications for accessibility and assistive technology. His research on “Behavioral entropy” and “PuRR-RRT*” path planning integrates insights from behavioral economics into robotic navigation, enabling robots to better understand and predict human risk perception in crowded, uncertain environments. With his most cited work, “Human-swarm Interactions for Formation Control Using Interpreters” (14 citations), Suresh has established a new paradigm for natural, multimodal human-swarm communication. His ongoing work on robot navigation in risky, crowded environments continues to push the boundaries of how autonomous systems can safely and effectively operate alongside humans.
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- 1Human-swarm Interactions for Formation Control Using Interpreters14 citations · 2020
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- 3Robotic Exploration Using Generalized Behavioral Entropy7 citations · 2024
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