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Course Outline
Introduction to Human-Robot Interaction for Government
- Overview of human-robot interaction (HRI) and its multidisciplinary nature, emphasizing its relevance to public sector operations.
- Applications in industry, healthcare, and service robotics, with a focus on how these technologies can enhance government services.
- Human-centered design principles for interactive systems, tailored to meet the needs of government agencies.
Voice Interaction and Speech-Based Control for Government
- Basics of speech recognition and natural language understanding, essential for developing effective communication interfaces in government applications.
- Developing voice commands and responses using Python, a skill crucial for building accessible and user-friendly systems for government use.
- Integrating speech interfaces with ROS-based robots to enhance automation and efficiency in government operations.
Gesture Recognition and Nonverbal Communication for Government
- The role of gestures and body language in human-robot communication, particularly in public sector environments where non-verbal cues can be critical.
- Using computer vision for gesture detection and classification to improve the usability and safety of government robotics systems.
- Implementing real-time gesture recognition with OpenCV and AI models to support interactive applications in government settings.
Collaborative and Shared Control for Government
- Principles of human-robot collaboration and shared autonomy, essential for ensuring safe and efficient interaction in government operations.
- Safety frameworks for physical and cognitive interaction, designed to protect both users and systems in government environments.
- Integrating sensor feedback and adaptive control for cooperative tasks, enhancing the effectiveness of government robotics solutions.
Designing Multimodal Interaction Systems for Government
- Combining voice, gesture, and visual feedback to create comprehensive interaction systems tailored for government use.
- Managing context and user intent in multimodal systems to ensure seamless and intuitive operation in public sector applications.
- Implementing a simple multimodal HRI prototype in simulation to demonstrate the potential of these technologies for government services.
Human Factors, Ethics, and Safety in HRI for Government
- Human perception, trust, and acceptance in robotic systems, crucial considerations for ensuring public confidence in government robotics initiatives.
- Ethical considerations in collaborative robotics, with a focus on responsible development and deployment of technology in the public sector.
- Evaluating usability and safety of interaction interfaces to ensure that government systems are reliable and secure.
Hands-on Project: Building a Voice and Gesture-Controlled Collaborative Robot for Government
- Designing system architecture and defining interaction modes, tailored to meet the specific needs of government agencies.
- Implementing speech and gesture modules to create an intuitive and effective user experience in government settings.
- Integrating and testing the complete HRI prototype to ensure it meets the high standards required for government applications.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- A foundational understanding of robotics principles and Python programming for government applications
- Experience with human-machine interfaces or control systems
- An interest in interaction design, perception, or applied artificial intelligence
Audience
- Human-robot interaction (HRI) researchers focused on human-robot collaboration for government projects
- Product designers working on the development of interactive or assistive robots for government use
- Engineers investigating multimodal interaction and control systems in a governmental context
21 Hours
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