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Semantic modelling of space

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posted on 2024-03-13, 09:37 authored by Andrzej Pronobis, Patric Jensfelt, Kristoffer Sjöö, Hendrik Zender, Geert-Jan M. Kruijff, Oscar Martinez Mozos, Wolfram Burgard
<p>A cornerstone for robotic assistants is their understanding of the space they are to be operating in: an environment built by people for people to live and work in. The research questions we are interested in in this chapter concern spatial understanding, and its connection to acting and interacting in indoor environments. Comparing the way robots typically perceive and represent the world with findings from cognitive psychology about how humans do it, it is evident that there is a large discrepancy. If robots are to understand humans and vice versa, robots need to make use of the same concepts to refer to things and phenomena as a person would do. Bridging the gap between human and robot spatial representations is thus of paramount importance.</p>

History

School affiliated with

  • School of Computer Science (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Cognitive systems

Volume

8

Pages/Article Number

165-221

Publisher

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

ISBN

9783642116940

Date Submitted

2013-05-12

Date Accepted

2013-05-12

Date of First Publication

2013-05-12

Date of Final Publication

2013-05-12

ePrints ID

9414