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High level functions for the intuitive use of an assistive robot

Olivier Lebec, Mohamed Walid Ben Ghezala, Violaine Leynart, Isabelle Laffont, Charles Fattal, Laurence Devilliers, Clément Chastagnol, Jean‐Claude Martin, Youcef Mezouar, Hermanth Korrapatti, Vincent Dupourqué, Christophe Leroux

Year
2013
Citations
10

Abstract

This document presents the research project ARMEN (Assistive Robotics to Maintain Elderly People in a Natural environment), aimed at the development of a user friendly robot with advanced functions for assistance to elderly or disabled persons at home. Focus is given to the robot SAM (Smart Autonomous Majordomo) and its new features of navigation, manipulation, object recognition, and knowledge representation developed for the intuitive supervision of the robot. The results of the technical evaluations show the value and potential of these functions for practical applications. The paper also documents the details of the clinical evaluations carried out with elderly and disabled persons in a therapeutic setting to validate the project.

Keywords

RobotHuman–computer interactionComputer scienceArtificial intelligenceRepresentation (politics)RoboticsFocus (optics)Object (grammar)Elderly peopleMedicine

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