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More and more intelligent systems have to interact with humans. In order to communicate efficiently, these systems need to perceive and understand us. A key factor of communication is the people's visual focus of attention (VFOA), which is useful to estima ...
EPFL2021

Comprehensive Interactive Soft Interfaces for Wearable Tactile Feedback

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As the field of robotics continues to grow outside the manufacturing environment into our daily lives, the interactions between humans and robots are increasingly becoming close and dynamic. This type of environment requires robots to be less rigid, multi- ...
EPFL2021

Does spontaneous motion lead to intuitive Body-Machine Interfaces? A fitness study of different body segments for wearable telerobotics

Dario Floreano, Fabrizio Schiano, Matteo Macchini

Human-Robot Interfaces (HRIs) represent a crucial component in telerobotic systems. Body-Machine Interfaces (BoMIs) based on body motion can feel more intuitive than standard HRIs for naive users as they leverage humans’ natural control capability over the ...
2021

Beyond Soft Hands: Efficient Grasping With Non-Anthropomorphic Soft Grippers

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Grasping and manipulation are challenging tasks that are nonetheless critical for many robotic systems and applications. A century ago, robots were conceived as humanoid automata. While conceptual at the time, this viewpoint remains influential today. Many ...
FRONTIERS MEDIA SA2021

Efficient Depth-based Deep Learning Methods for Multi-Party Pose Estimation

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Human detection and pose estimation are essential components for any artificial system responsive to the presence of humans and that react according to human-centered tasks. Robotic systems are typical examples, for which the body pose represents fine grai ...
EPFL2021

Learning How to Walk: Warm-starting Optimal Control Solver with Memory of Motion

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In this paper, we propose a framework to build a memory of motion for warm-starting an optimal control solver for the locomotion task of a humanoid robot. We use HPP Loco3D, a versatile locomotion planner, to generate offline a set of dynamically consisten ...
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When Positive Perception of the Robot Has No Effect on Learning

Pierre Dillenbourg, Barbara Bruno, Jauwairia Nasir, Utku Norman

Humanoid robots, with a focus on personalised social behaviours, are increasingly being deployed in educational settings to support learning. However, crafting pedagogical HRI designs and robot interventions that have a real, positive impact on participant ...
2020

ManiGaze: a Dataset for Evaluating Remote Gaze Estimator in Object Manipulation Situations

Jean-Marc Odobez, Rémy Alain Siegfried, Bozorgmehr Aminian

Gaze estimation allows robots to better understand users and thus to more precisely meet their needs. In this paper, we are interested in gaze sensing for analyzing collaborative tasks and manipulation behaviors in human-robot interactions (HRI), which dif ...
ACM2020

Relax and Recover: Guaranteed Range-Only Continuous Localization

Adam James Scholefield, Frederike Dümbgen, Michalina Wanda Pacholska

Range-only localization has applications as diverse as underwater navigation, drone tracking and indoor localization. While the theoretical foundations of lateration---range-only localization for static points---are well understood, there is a lack of unde ...
2020

Relax and Recover: Guaranteed Range-Only Continuous Localization

Adam James Scholefield, Frederike Dümbgen, Michalina Wanda Pacholska

Range-only localization has applications as diverse as underwater navigation, drone tracking and indoor localization. While the theoretical foundations of lateration-range-only localization for static points-are well understood, there is a lack of understa ...
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