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Science Robotics, 2022
Advances in computer science and bioinspired robotics are ushering machines out of the lab.
Michael M Lee
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Advances in computer science and bioinspired robotics are ushering machines out of the lab.
Michael M Lee
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Quadrupedal robots trot into the wild
Science Robotics, 2020Deep reinforcement learning enables quadruped robots to traverse challenging natural environments using only proprioception.
Sehoon Ha
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Interaction Studies, 2009
It has long been recognized that novelty effects exist in the interaction with technologies. Despite this recognition, we still know little about the novelty effects associated with domestic robotic appliances and more importantly, what occurs after the novelty wears off.
Ja-Young Sung +2 more
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It has long been recognized that novelty effects exist in the interaction with technologies. Despite this recognition, we still know little about the novelty effects associated with domestic robotic appliances and more importantly, what occurs after the novelty wears off.
Ja-Young Sung +2 more
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Swarm of micro flying robots in the wild
Science Robotics, 2022Aerial robots are widely deployed, but highly cluttered environments such as dense forests remain inaccessible to drones and even more so to swarms of drones. In these scenarios, previously unknown surroundings and narrow corridors combined with requirements of swarm coordination can create challenges. To enable swarm navigation in the wild, we develop
Xin Zhou, Yanjun Cao, Fei Gao
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Quadruped robots venture into the wild with open eyes
Science Robotics, 2022Perception-based locomotion learning accelerates the real-world deployment of quadruped robots.
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Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications, 2016
Maja Hojer Bruun, Cathrine Hasse
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Maja Hojer Bruun, Cathrine Hasse
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How wild is wild? A taxonomy to characterize the ‘wildness’ of child-robot interaction
International Journal of Social Robotics, 2010When thinking about Child-Robot Interaction (CRI) in the ‘wild’ or natural settings, many ideas come to mind, such as a home or a school that involve chaotic settings with autonomous robotic devices and people that are freely interacting with them. However, there certainly are degrees of ‘wild’, and different experimental settings can have varying ...
Tamie Salter +2 more
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Robots in the Deep Wild: Ethnography of People's Everyday Lives with Social Robots
2025 20th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI)Waki Kamino
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Designing a robot through prototyping in the wild
Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Human-robot interaction, 2011This paper describes the design and initial evaluation of Dewey, a do-it-yourself (DIY) robot prototype aimed to help users manage break-taking in the workplace. We describe the application domain, prototyping and technical implementation, and evaluation of Dewey in a real office environment to show how research using simple prototypes can provide ...
Selma Sabanovic +3 more
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Robotic tele-presence with DARYL in the wild
Proceedings of the second international conference on Human-agent interaction, 2014This paper describes the results of a qualitative analysis of questionnaire data collected during a public exhibition of our robotic tele-presence system. In Summer 2013 the mildly humanized robot DARYL could be tried out by the general public during our University's science fair in the city center.
Christian Becker-Asano +2 more
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