Transferring elementary skills to robots by means of demonstrations is a very intuitive approach to robot programming. Within this article, an analysis of the process of skill transfer and skill acquisition is provided that explicitly considers the nature of elementary skills and the role of the human user, who acts as a teacher. A process model for skill acquisition is developed, and methods and algorithms supporting the several phases of this process are presented. The whole approach is exemplified by means of manipulation- and navigation-related skills. Finally, the strengths and limitations of the demonstration-based approach in general are discussed. Key Words: skill acquisition; robot learning; human-robot interaction; machine learnin...
If a non-expert wants to program a robot manipulator he needs a natural interface that does not requ...
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In this paper we describe our approach to robotic skill representation and a prototypical implementa...
Service robots require easy programming methods al-lowing the unexperienced human user to easily int...
Generalizing the operation of robots in dynamical environments regardless of the task complexity is ...
Abstract. This paper presents an approach to the acquisition of basic robot manipulation skills, suc...
International audienceRecently, an increasing interest in the research commu nity is how to enable r...
Programming by Human Demonstration is an intuitive method to program a robot. The user, acting as th...
This chapter surveys the main approaches developed to date to endow robots with the ability to learn...
Abstract. Programming by Demonstration (PbD) is an intuitive method to program a robot. The user, ac...
Learning techniques are drawing extensive attention in the robotics community. Some reasons behind m...
The number of advanced robot systems has been increasing in recent years yielding a large variety of...
In our current work, we are exploring how humans adapt to the capabilities of the robot when teachin...
Abstract The number of advanced robot systems has been increasing in recent years yielding a large v...
Sharing reusable knowledge among robots has the potential to sustainably develop robot skills. The b...
If a non-expert wants to program a robot manipulator he needs a natural interface that does not requ...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
In this paper we describe our approach to robotic skill representation and a prototypical implementa...
Service robots require easy programming methods al-lowing the unexperienced human user to easily int...
Generalizing the operation of robots in dynamical environments regardless of the task complexity is ...
Abstract. This paper presents an approach to the acquisition of basic robot manipulation skills, suc...
International audienceRecently, an increasing interest in the research commu nity is how to enable r...
Programming by Human Demonstration is an intuitive method to program a robot. The user, acting as th...
This chapter surveys the main approaches developed to date to endow robots with the ability to learn...
Abstract. Programming by Demonstration (PbD) is an intuitive method to program a robot. The user, ac...
Learning techniques are drawing extensive attention in the robotics community. Some reasons behind m...
The number of advanced robot systems has been increasing in recent years yielding a large variety of...
In our current work, we are exploring how humans adapt to the capabilities of the robot when teachin...
Abstract The number of advanced robot systems has been increasing in recent years yielding a large v...
Sharing reusable knowledge among robots has the potential to sustainably develop robot skills. The b...
If a non-expert wants to program a robot manipulator he needs a natural interface that does not requ...
Due to copyright restrictions, the access to the full text of this article is only available via sub...
In this paper we describe our approach to robotic skill representation and a prototypical implementa...