Tesi etd-04022009-010709 |
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Tipo di tesi
Tesi di laurea specialistica
Autore
CARBONARO, DANIELE
URN
etd-04022009-010709
Titolo
Haptic Communication Between Humans During Cooperative Object Manipulation
Dipartimento
INGEGNERIA
Corso di studi
INGEGNERIA DELLA AUTOMAZIONE
Relatori
Relatore Prof. Bicchi, Antonio
Relatore Prof. Pollini, Lorenzo
Relatore Prof. Pollini, Lorenzo
Parole chiave
- Haptic
- Haptic Communication Analysis
- HRI
- Human-Human Communication
- Virtual Environment
Data inizio appello
07/05/2009
Consultabilità
Non consultabile
Data di rilascio
07/05/2049
Riassunto
Humans often work together on common tasks, such as lifting and positioning long
boards, or moving heavy objects.
The cooperation process includes a complex communication between human-beings
through their sensorial channels.
Most robot controllers for human-robot interaction try to stabilize the system and
while the user manipulates the object, the robot plays a passive role.
If we could understand the human-human physical interaction better, a robot might
be able to interact with humans more efficiently and smoothly. The robot could understand
the user’s commands following the implicit human-human communication
standards and become an active member during task execution.
Kinesthetic interaction is investigated in a simple lifting and moving task using a
virtual environment and a haptic interface as tools for our experimental research.
boards, or moving heavy objects.
The cooperation process includes a complex communication between human-beings
through their sensorial channels.
Most robot controllers for human-robot interaction try to stabilize the system and
while the user manipulates the object, the robot plays a passive role.
If we could understand the human-human physical interaction better, a robot might
be able to interact with humans more efficiently and smoothly. The robot could understand
the user’s commands following the implicit human-human communication
standards and become an active member during task execution.
Kinesthetic interaction is investigated in a simple lifting and moving task using a
virtual environment and a haptic interface as tools for our experimental research.
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