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Autor:
Kelsey P. Hawkins, Leila Takayama, Charles C. Kemp, Adam Leeper, Andreas Paepcke, Hai Nguyen, Matei Ciocarlie, William D. Smart, Kaijen Hsiao, Tiffany L. Chen, Chih-Hung King, Phillip M. Grice, Steve Cousins, Daniel A. Lazewatsky, Caroline Pantofaru
Publikováno v:
IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine. 20:30-39
Assistive mobile manipulators (AMMs) have the potential to one day serve as surrogates and helpers for people with disabilities, giving them the freedom to perform tasks such as scratching an itch, picking up a cup, or socializing with their families
Autor:
William D. Smart, Daniel A. Lazewatsky
Publikováno v:
HRI (Extended Abstracts)
A variety of tasks with robots require directing the robot to interact with objects or locations in the world. While many interfaces currently exist for such interactions, in this paper, we focus on inputs which can be categorized as emph{pointing}.
Autor:
Daniel A. Lazewatsky, William D. Smart
Publikováno v:
RO-MAN
Currently, high-level task control of robots is generally performed by using a graphical interface on a desktop or laptop computer. This type of mediated interaction is not natural, and can be problematic and cumbersome for persons with certain types
Autor:
William D. Smart, Duy P Nguyen, William Curran, Amy Wyman, Daniel A. Lazewatsky, Jasper LaFortune, Benjamin Narin, Cameron Bowie
Publikováno v:
RO-MAN
High-level control of mobile robots currently requires use of a personal computer and traditional graphical user interface in the vast majority of cases. Such interfaces are not natural and frequently poorly suited to interacting with robots when tas
Autor:
Adam Leeper, Charles C. Kemp, Leila Takayama, Hai Nguyen, Andreas Paepcke, Phillip M. Grice, Tiffany L. Chen, Kelsey P. Hawkins, Matei Ciocarlie, Chih-Hung King, Kaijen Hsiao, Steve Cousins, William D. Smart, Daniel A. Lazewatsky, Caroline Pantofaru
Publikováno v:
IROS
The Robots for Humanity project aims to enable people with severe motor impairments to interact with their own bodies and their environment through the use of an assistive mobile manipulator, thereby improving their quality of life. Assistive mobile
Autor:
William D. Smart, Daniel A. Lazewatsky
Publikováno v:
RO-MAN
We present an interface that allows users to direct a mobile manipulation robot in tabletop pick-and-place tasks using only their head motions and a single button. The system uses an estimate of the user's head pose and a 3d world model maintained by
Autor:
Daniel A. Lazewatsky, Bruce Maxwell, Leah Perlmutter, Bogumil Giertler, Martha Witick, William D. Smart
Publikováno v:
IROS
Operating robots across networks with unknown, bandwidth, latency and other conditions presents difficulty when the operation depends on real-time feedback and control. Standard video compression methods do a good job compressing arbitrary video, but
Autor:
Daniel A. Lazewatsky, William D. Smart
Publikováno v:
ICRA
Most commercially-available robots are either aimed at the research community, or are designed with a single purpose in mind. The extensive hobbyist community has tended to focus on the hardware and the low-level software aspects. We claim that there
Autor:
Daniel A. Lazewatsky, William D. Smart
Publikováno v:
HRI
Telepresence robots are becoming increasingly popular and are increasingly ready to enter use in the real world as stand-ins for remote humans. It is useful, but currently uncommon, to provide the human operator with an approximation of peripheral vi