We describe recent work on PECAS, an architecture for intelligent robotics that supports multi-modal interaction. Categories and Subject Descriptors I.2.8 [Computing Methodologies...
— This paper presents a method for controlling formations of mobile robots. In particular, the problem of maintaining so-called “persistent formations” while moving the forma...
Brian Stephen Smith, Jiuguang Wang, Magnus Egerste...
— We present a framework for the programming of manipulation behavior by means of an intrinsic reward function that encourages the building of deep control knowledge. We show how...
—The current research analyses and demonstrates how spoken language can be used by human users to communicate with the HRP-2 humanoid to program the robot’s behavior in a coope...
Peter Ford Dominey, Anthony Mallet, Eiichi Yoshida
— A central problem in robotics is planning a collision-free path for a moving object in an environment with obstacles. Contemporary applications require a path planner that is f...