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Human-Initiative Variable Autonomy: An Experimental Analysis of the Interactions Between a Human Operator and a Remotely Operated Mobile Robot which also Possesses Autonomous Capabilities.

Manolis Chiou, Goda Bieksaite, Nick Hawes, Rustam Stolkin

Year: 2016
Citations: 8

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Mobile robotOperator (biology)Human–robot interactionAutonomyVariable (mathematics)Computer scienceRobotHuman–computer interactionTeleroboticsSimulation

Human-Initiative Variable Autonomy: An Experimental Analysis of the Interactions Between a Human Operator and a Remotely Operated Mobile Robot which also Possesses Autonomous Capabilities.

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