C. Schroeter
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6
Total Citations
264
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About
C. Schroeter is a leading researcher in socially assistive robotics, with a focus on developing intelligent mobile systems that enhance daily life for diverse user groups. Their work spans human-robot interaction, autonomous navigation, and assistive technologies, with a particular emphasis on creating robots that are both functional and socially engaging. Schroeter’s most impactful contribution is the ShopBot project, an interactive mobile shopping assistant designed to aid users in complex environments like shopping centers and home improvement stores, as detailed in their 2008 paper (96 citations). This work laid the groundwork for practical, real-world deployment of service robots. Equally significant is their leadership in the European FP7 CompanionAble project, which produced a socially assistive home robot for elderly individuals with mild cognitive impairment (95 citations), addressing critical challenges in aging-in-place and cognitive support. Schroeter has also advanced probabilistic self-localization techniques using omnivision (42 citations) and developed optimal observation pose algorithms for service robots in indoor living spaces. Their research consistently bridges cutting-edge robotics with user-centered design, demonstrating profound societal impact through high-citation publications and contributions to autonomous systems that improve quality of life.
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- 6Robust map building for an autonomous robot using low-cost sensors5 citations · 2005