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Handshakiness: Benchmarking for Human-Robot Hand Interactions

Handshakiness: Benchmarking for Human-Robot Hand Interactions

by Martina Megaro | Sep 24, 2017 | Robotics

Handshakiness: Benchmarking for Human-Robot Hand Interactions   We present results from human studies with the benchmarking experiments, providing a baseline for comparison with robot hands as well as presenting new insights into human handshaking. September 24,...
Onboard Real-time Dense Reconstruction of Large-scale Environments for UAV

Onboard Real-time Dense Reconstruction of Large-scale Environments for UAV

by Martina Megaro | Sep 24, 2017 | Robotics

Onboard Real-time Dense Reconstruction of Large-scale Environments for UAV In this paper, we propose a GPU parallelizedSLAM system capable of using photometric and inertial datatogether with depth data from an active RGB-D sensor to buildaccurate dense 3D maps of...
Toward torque control of a KUKA LBR IIWA for physical human-robot interaction

Toward torque control of a KUKA LBR IIWA for physical human-robot interaction

by Martina Megaro | Sep 24, 2017 | Robotics

Toward torque control of a KUKA LBR IIWA for physical Human-Robot Interaction   In this paper, we examine joint torque tracking as well as estimation of external torques for the KUKA Lightweight Robot (LBR) IIWA. September 24, 2017IEEE/RSJ International Conference on...
Falling with Style: Sticking the Landing by Controlling Spin during Ballistic Flight

Falling with Style: Sticking the Landing by Controlling Spin during Ballistic Flight

by Martina Megaro | Sep 24, 2017 | Robotics

Falling with Style: Sticking the Landing by Controlling Spin during Ballisitc Flight   In this paper, we examine the sensing and actuation necessary for a mechanism to alter its fall under a high rate of spin. September 24, 2017IEEE/RSJ International Conference on...
EM-Comm: Touch Base Communication via Modulated Electromagnetic Emissions

EM-Comm: Touch Base Communication via Modulated Electromagnetic Emissions

by Martina Megaro | Sep 13, 2017 | Visual Computing, Wireless Communication and Ubiquitous Computing

EM-Comm: Touch Base Communication via Modulated Electromagnetic Emissions   We develop several interactive experiences where users can retrieve complex information such as the function of buttons on a device, directions embedded into a LCD screen, and simplified...
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