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ROMAN
2007
IEEE
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15 years 3 months ago
Asymmetric Interpretations of Positive and Negative Human Feedback for a Social Learning Agent
— The ability for people to interact with robots and teach them new skills will be crucial to the successful application of robots in everyday human environments. In order to des...
Andrea Lockerd Thomaz, Cynthia Breazeal
RAS
2006
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14 years 9 months ago
Planning exploration strategies for simultaneous localization and mapping
In this paper, we present techniques that allow one or multiple mobile robots to efficiently explore and model their environment. While much existing research in the area of Simul...
Benjamín Tovar, Lourdes Muñoz-G&oacu...
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NN
2008
Springer
14 years 8 months ago
Sensory adaptation in human balance control: Lessons for biomimetic robotic bipeds
- This paper describes mechanisms used by humans to stand on moving platforms, such as a bus or ship, and to combine body orientation and motion information from multiple sensors i...
Arash Mahboobin, Patrick J. Loughlin, Mark S. Redf...
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AAAI
2007
14 years 12 months ago
Predictive Exploration for Autonomous Science
Often remote investigations use autonomous agents to observe an environment on behalf of absent scientists. Predictive exploration improves these systems’ efficiency with onboa...
David R. Thompson
MRC
2003
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14 years 11 months ago
Virtual Synergy: A Human-Robot Interface for Urban Search and Rescue
This paper describes the Virtual Synergy interface, which combines a three dimensional graphical interface with physical robots to allow for collaboration among multiple human res...
Sheila Tejada, Andrew Cristina, Priscilla Goodwyne...