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IEEE2019

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Automatic extraction of constraints in manipulation tasks for autonomy and interaction

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EPFL2018

A Framework for Cooperative Human-Aware Navigation and Coordination of Multi-Robot Systems in Social Environments

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Continual developments in robotic technology have enabled the use of robots in everyday applications in domestic, office and public spaces. Although single robot problems have been the main focus of social robotics research, applications of robots in socia ...

EPFL2018

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Haptic guidance has been shown to improve performance in many fields as it can give additional information without overloading other sensory channels such as vision or audition. Our group is investigating new intuitive ways to interact with robots, and we ...

2018

Haptic Guidance with a Soft Exoskeleton Reduces Error in Drone Teleoperation

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