V. Ampornaramveth
Papers
11
Total Citations
247
H-Index
6
About
V. Ampornaramveth is a pioneering researcher whose work sits at the intersection of computer vision, human-robot interaction (HRI), and knowledge-based systems. With a career dedicated to making human-robot communication more natural and intuitive, Ampornaramveth has made significant strides in developing vision-based approaches that eliminate the need for cumbersome wearable devices like data gloves. His most influential contribution, "Real-time Vision-based Gesture Recognition for Human Robot Interaction" (2005), has accumulated 87 citations and established foundational methods for recognizing gestures in real time using only camera input. Building on this, his 2007 work on adaptive visual gesture recognition garnered 60 citations, demonstrating the power of knowledge-based software platforms to create more flexible and intelligent interaction systems. Early work on eye tracking (2004, 33 citations) further reflects his broad vision for non-invasive human-machine interfaces. A recurring theme throughout his research is the integration of frame-based knowledge representation to model complex robot behaviors and multi-robot systems. With over 240 cumulative citations across ten highly focused publications, Ampornaramveth's contributions have meaningfully advanced the field of intelligent, perception-driven robotics, offering lasting influence for researchers pursuing natural human-robot communication.
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Top Papers
- 1Real-time Vision-based Gesture Recognition for Human Robot Interaction87 citations · 2005
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- 3On Tracking of Eye for Human-Robot Interface33 citations · 2004
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- 8A frame-based knowledge software tool for developing interactive robots5 citations · 2006
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