Keith E. Green

Clemson University, Cornell University, U.S. National Science Foundation

Papers

17

Total Citations

117

H-Index

6

About

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Research Focus

Computer science17 · 117 citations
Artificial intelligence16 · 104 citations
Robot15 · 100 citations
Human–computer interaction14 · 85 citations
Physics3 · 40 citations
Mobile robot3 · 38 citations
Psychology6 · 38 citations
Engineering6 · 37 citations
Simulation5 · 36 citations
Mathematics4 · 35 citations
Human–robot interaction3 · 30 citations
Classical mechanics2 · 26 citations

Key Achievements

6
H-Index
17
Papers
117
Total Citations
7
Avg Citations/Paper
🏆 Most Cited Paper
Forward kinematic model for continuum robotic surfaces
16 citations · 2012
📈 Most Prolific Year: 2021 (4 Papers)
🤝 Key Collaborators: 45
🏛 Institutions: Clemson University, Cornell University, U.S. National Science Foundation

Top Papers

  1. 1
    Forward kinematic model for continuum robotic surfaces
    16 citations · 2012
  2. 2
    How do we feel? User Perceptions of a Soft Robot Surface for Regulating Human Emotion in Confined Living Spaces
    14 citations · 2021
  3. 3
    Design and Characterization of a Novel Robotic Surface for Application to Compressed Physical Environments
    14 citations · 2019
  4. 4
    The networked, robotic home+ furniture suite: A distributed, assistive technology facilitating aging in place
    13 citations · 2016
  5. 5
    Design and Evaluation of Two Robotic Furnishings Partnering with Each Other and Their Users to Enable Independent Living
    12 citations · 2018
  6. 6
    Motion Planning for a Continuum Robotic Mobile Lamp: Defining and Navigating the Configuration Space
    10 citations · 2019
  7. 7
    Continuum Robots
    6 citations · 2009
  8. 8
    A Continuum Robot Surface of Woven, McKibben Muscles Embedded in and Giving Shape to Rooms
    5 citations · 2022
  9. 9
    How Many Robots Do You Want? A Cross-Cultural Exploration on User Preference and Perception of an Assistive Multi-Robot System
    4 citations · 2021
  10. 10
    Are robots perceived as good decision makers? A study investigating trust and preference of robotic and human linesman-referees in football
    4 citations · 2021

Key Collaborators

IDIan D. Walker12 shared papersJOJohnell O. Brooks5 shared papersJMJessica Merino4 shared papersYWYixiao Wang4 shared papersZHZachary Hawks3 shared papersPYPaul Yanik3 shared papersJMJoe Manganelli3 shared papersCGChase G. Frazelle3 shared papersLSLinnea Smolentzov2 shared papersALAnthony L. Threatt2 shared papersIDIan D. Walker1 shared papersHHHenrique Houayek1 shared papersHHHarrison Hidalgo1 shared papersKTKrishna Teja1 shared papersMCMichael C. Lastinger1 shared papersSVSiddharth Verma1 shared papersJJJilly Jiaqi Cai1 shared papersTTTony Threatt1 shared papersMBMichael B. Wooten1 shared papersESElena Sabinson1 shared papers
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