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Scene-Dependent Human Intention Recognition For An Assistive Robotic System, Kester Duncan
Scene-Dependent Human Intention Recognition For An Assistive Robotic System, Kester Duncan
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
In order for assistive robots to collaborate effectively with humans for completing everyday tasks, they must be endowed with the ability to effectively perceive scenes and more importantly, recognize human intentions. As a result, we present in this dissertation a novel scene-dependent human-robot collaborative system capable of recognizing and learning human intentions based on scene objects, the actions that can be performed on them, and human interaction history. The aim of this system is to reduce the amount of human interactions necessary for communicating tasks to a robot. Accordingly, the system is partitioned into scene understanding and intention recognition modules. …