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期刊名:Frontiers in robotics and ai

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ISSN:2296-9144

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By 2030, the World Health Organization (WHO) foresees a worldwide workforce shortfall of healthcare professionals, with dramatic consequences for patients, economies, and communities. Research in assistive robotics has experienced an increa...
Debasmita Mukherjee,Kashish Gupta,Homayoun Najjaran Debasmita Mukherjee
Human-robot communication is one of the actively researched fields to enable efficient and seamless collaboration between a human and an intelligent industrial robotic system. The field finds its roots in human communication with the aim to...
Leone Costi,Perla Maiolino,Fumiya Iida Leone Costi
The mechanical properties of a sensor strongly affect its tactile sensing capabilities. By exploiting tactile filters, mechanical structures between the sensing unit and the environment, it is possible to tune the interaction dynamics with ...
Vallan Sherrod,Curtis C Johnson,Marc D Killpack Vallan Sherrod
Legged robots have the potential to cover terrain not accessible to wheel-based robots and vehicles. This makes them better suited to perform tasks such as search and rescue in real-world unstructured environments. In addition, pneumaticall...
Huanghao Feng,Mohammad H Mahoor,Francesca Dino Huanghao Feng
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.3389/frobt.2022.855819.]. Keywords: autism; emotion classification; motor...
Hatice Şahin,Sebastian Hemesath,Susanne Boll Hatice Şahin
Recent evidence suggests that the assumed conflict-avoidant programming of autonomous vehicles will incentivize pedestrians to bully them. However, this frequent argument disregards the embedded nature of social interaction. Rule violations...
Nirit Geva,Netta Hermoni,Shelly Levy-Tzedek Nirit Geva
Social touch between humans, as well as between humans and animals, was previously found to reduce pain and stress. We previously reported that touching a social robot can also induce a reduction in pain ratings. However, it is unclear if t...