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Human Robot Interaction and Intelligent System Design

This special issue belongs to the section “Computer Science & Engineering“.

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Dear Colleagues,

Humans and robots are expected to work together closely, interactively and collaboratively, sharing working spaces, in a large number of task scenarios. First, intelligent systems need to be designed with the integration of novel and multiple sensors to capture different types of sensing information (such as image, sound, bio-signal, force, tactile) in the working environments. Correspondingly, advanced signal processing and fusion techniques are required to extract important features from multimodal data. With these as inputs, intelligent learning (e.g., imitation learning, deep learning and reinforcement learning), control (such as adaptive control, bio-inspired control) and optimization (such as black box and model-based techniques) algorithms are then needed to improve the robot manipulation abilities and to improve human–robot interaction performances. The goal of the Special Issue “Human Robot Interaction and Intelligent System Design” is to cover recent advancements in system design, advanced sensing, learning, control and optimization for human–robot interaction, as well as its novel applications.

Prof. Dr. Chenguang Yang
Dr. Chao Zeng
Dr. Yanan Li
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • human–robot interaction
  • human factors
  • intelligent systems
  • interface design
  • robot learning
  • intelligent control
  • advanced sensing
  • sensing fusion
  • motion planning
  • dexterous manipulation
  • compliant manipulation
  • multi-robot systems
  • human-inspired learning
  • bio-inspired control
  • imitation learning
  • reinforcement learning
  • machine learning in robotics
  • optimization techniques
  • robot applications

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Electronics - ISSN 2079-9292