DocumentCode
565507
Title
Assitive teleoperation for manipulation tasks
Author
Dragan, Anca D. ; Srinivasa, Siddhartha S.
fYear
2012
fDate
5-8 March 2012
Firstpage
123
Lastpage
124
Abstract
How should a human user and a robot collaborate during teleoperation? The user understands the full semantics of the task: they know, for example, what the robot should search for in a cupboard, or that it should be more careful when moving near a glass of water than near a box of tissues. Since the robot might not have this knowledge, allowing it to operate fully autonomously may be risky; its model is incomplete and its policy might be wrong. On the other hand, teleoperating the robot through every motion is slow and tiresome, especially on difficult tasks. Between these two extremes lies a spectrum, from almost no assistance at all (very timid) to full autonomy (very aggressive). So what is the appropriate level of assistance? And how do factors like task difficulty and policy correctness affect this decision?
Keywords
human-robot interaction; manipulators; telerobotics; assitive teleoperation; full autonomy; human user; manipulation tasks; policy correctness; robot; task difficulty; task semantics; Humans; Semantics; Service robots; Timing; USA Councils; assistive robotics; human-robot interaction; teleoperation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), 2012 7th ACM/IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Boston, MA
ISSN
2167-2121
Print_ISBN
978-1-4503-1063-5
Electronic_ISBN
2167-2121
Type
conf
Filename
6249486
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