Embodied intelligence paradigm for human-robot communication.

Animals leverage their full embodiment to achieve multimodal, redundant, and subtle communication. To achieve the same for robots, they must similarly exploit their brain-body-environment interactions or their embodied intelligence. To advance this approach, we propose a framework building on Shannon's information channel theory for communication to provide the key principles and benchmarks for advancing human-robot communication.

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Apollo (University of Cambridge)
Published
2025-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.17863/cam.122573
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Action Observation and Synchronization
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Embodied intelligence paradigm for human-robot communication.

Apollo (University of Cambridge)
Action Observation and Synchronization
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Embodied intelligence paradigm for human-robot communication.

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Abstract

Animals leverage their full embodiment to achieve multimodal, redundant, and subtle communication. To achieve the same for robots, they must similarly exploit their brain-body-environment interactions or their embodied intelligence. To advance this approach, we propose a framework building on Shannon's information channel theory for communication to provide the key principles and benchmarks for advancing human-robot communication.

Apollo (University of Cambridge)
Openalex Percentile: Top 40%
Action Observation and Synchronization
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