Shared Control
Due to the fact that a hand-held robot cannot complete a task without cooperation with the user, the pair naturally forms a shared control system.
Due to the fact that a hand-held robot cannot complete a task without cooperation with the user, the pair naturally forms a shared control system. My work has investigated the level of abstraction that is appropriate to share a spraying task with the user and whether the user should be driving the decision making, or whether the robot should be directing the user. I have also collaborated on some research into shared control of an assisted wheelchair.
Related publications
- Head-Mounted Augmented Reality for Explainable Robotic Wheelchair Assistance
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@inproceedings{Zolotas, author = {Zolotas, Mark and Elsdon, Joshua and Demiris, Yiannis}, booktitle = {2018 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS)}, publisher = {IEEE}, title = {{Head-Mounted Augmented Reality for Explainable Robotic Wheelchair Assistance}}, year = {2018} }