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Evaluation of head size of an interactive robot using an augmented reality

Yutaka HIROI, Shuhei Hisano, Akinori Ito

Year
2010
Citations
2

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a design methodology of robots based on augmented reality (AR). While robot design based on subjective evaluation is useful, the problem of subject-based design is that the developer should prepare all variation of robots to be evaluated. Using AR, a developer can prepare robots using computer graphics. In addition, the AR technology makes it possible to evaluate a robot in an environment in which the robot is supposed to work. We conducted experiments to evaluate a robot's head size using both AR and real robots, and compared the evaluation results. As a result, similar evaluation results were obtained from both evaluation experiments, which showed a possibility of AR-based robot evaluation.

Keywords

RobotAugmented realityComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionVariation (astronomy)Artificial intelligenceSimulation

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