Adapting Robot Actions to Human Intentions in Dynamic Shared Environments

In my work, I study how robots can infer and adapt to human intentions in dynamic environments. My prior work focuses on three key methods for adapting robot actions based on inferences of human intent: passive observation, active influence, and high-level verbal commands. Moving forward, I aim to improve how robots anticipate and respond to evolving human behavior by addressing the challenges of predicting changes in human intentions and quantifying human adaptability.

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Published
2025-03-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/hri61500.2025.10974178
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1
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Social Robot Interaction and HRI
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Adapting Robot Actions to Human Intentions in Dynamic Shared Environments

Debasmita Ghose
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Adapting Robot Actions to Human Intentions in Dynamic Shared Environments

Debasmita Ghose
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Abstract

In my work, I study how robots can infer and adapt to human intentions in dynamic environments. My prior work focuses on three key methods for adapting robot actions based on inferences of human intent: passive observation, active influence, and high-level verbal commands. Moving forward, I aim to improve how robots anticipate and respond to evolving human behavior by addressing the challenges of predicting changes in human intentions and quantifying human adaptability.

Yale University (US)
National Science Foundation
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Social Robot Interaction and HRI
2.44
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