Multimodal Interaction Techniques for Joint Cooperation Between Humans
and Cognitive SystemsHCI Conference 2009
Abstract
In this paper, we present an overview on recent
advances in our work on multimodal human-machine communication between
humans and technical cognitive systems in order to enable the solution
of complex problems that require the joint cooperation of humans and
intelligent systems to accomplish challenging tasks that can be only
successfully handled if both interact in a cooperative manner. The
technical system has cognitive capabilities that support an intelligent
interaction with the human operator. An example for such cooperation is
the joint assembly of a heavy part by a human assisted by a cognitive
robot during the manufacturing process of a complex product. As will be
explained, such challenges in joint cooperation occur often in
intelligent manufacturing environments which provide a very rich
application scenario for the successful combination of advanced
multimodal human-machine communication techniques together with
cognitive components for improved, cooperative interaction between
technical systems and human operators.
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Keith Cheverst
Lancaster University, UK
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