Especially for mobile service robots, which operate in public environments with uninstructed people, navigation has a socio-emotional importance. Thereby, the robot’s motion constitutes an interaction with the present people, that resembles a non-verbal communication. To optimize the human-robot interaction, these robots should show socially compliant navigation behavior towards its users and bystanders. To improve the social acceptance of mobile service robots this work focuses on the development of four navigation behaviors. These behaviors are particularly relevant for the application scenarios of this work, which are a guidance robot and a rehabilitation robot: 1. selective contact initiation with (potential) users, 2. person-...
The aim of this thesis is to implement a personalized autonomous robotic framework for providing use...
Socially-aware robot navigation strives to find efficient methods to autonomously navigate known env...
This article describes the different approaches cur- rently followed in the field of social navigati...
Especially for mobile service robots, which operate in public environments with uninstructed people,...
Especially for mobile service robots, which operate in public environments with uninstructed people,...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
The aim of this work is to described an innovative way to associate a personality to a robot by taki...
Social perception and safe navigation are the main requirements for deploying a mobile robot in a hu...
International audienceSocial Navigation methods attempt to integrate knowledge from Human Sciences f...
Deploying mobile robots in social environments requires novel navigation algorithms which are capabl...
Respecting people’s social spaces is an importantprerequisite for acceptable and natural robot navig...
This article describes the different approaches cur- rently followed in the field of social navigati...
Social robot navigation in public spaces, buildings or private houses is a difficult problem that is...
The aim of this thesis is to implement a personalized autonomous robotic framework for providing use...
Socially-aware robot navigation strives to find efficient methods to autonomously navigate known env...
This article describes the different approaches cur- rently followed in the field of social navigati...
Especially for mobile service robots, which operate in public environments with uninstructed people,...
Especially for mobile service robots, which operate in public environments with uninstructed people,...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
In order to meet the increasing demands of mobile service robot applications, a dedicated perception...
The aim of this work is to described an innovative way to associate a personality to a robot by taki...
Social perception and safe navigation are the main requirements for deploying a mobile robot in a hu...
International audienceSocial Navigation methods attempt to integrate knowledge from Human Sciences f...
Deploying mobile robots in social environments requires novel navigation algorithms which are capabl...
Respecting people’s social spaces is an importantprerequisite for acceptable and natural robot navig...
This article describes the different approaches cur- rently followed in the field of social navigati...
Social robot navigation in public spaces, buildings or private houses is a difficult problem that is...
The aim of this thesis is to implement a personalized autonomous robotic framework for providing use...
Socially-aware robot navigation strives to find efficient methods to autonomously navigate known env...
This article describes the different approaches cur- rently followed in the field of social navigati...