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Playte, a tangible interface for engaging human-robot interaction
2014
The 23rd IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication
This paper describes a tangible interface, Playte, designed for children animating interactive robots. The system supports physical manipulation of behaviors represented by LEGO bricks and allows the user to record and train their own new behaviors. Our objective is to explore several modes of interaction, i.e. direct remote control, tangible programming, programming by demonstration, and programming by training, to learn the design principles for more accessible, engaging, and playful robots.
doi:10.1109/roman.2014.6926230
dblp:conf/ro-man/ChristensenFL14
fatcat:thzkeh2lgvgrrplzwbysz53y5y