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How should Robots Behave around people?
How should Robots Behave around people?
Big idea:
Successful human–robot interaction requires awareness of humans in the environment and adherence to social con- ventions such as not following too closely
Underlying technologies:
Human-tracking tools such as the Microsoft Kinect; face and gesture recognition software;
Speech recognition systems; natural language dialog sys- tems
Who or what is the robot attending to, focused on?
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