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Introduction
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User responds to Autonomy failures
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User Autonomy Adaptation
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Novice Interactions
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Applications
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Midsummer Nights Dream
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Human Human Studies
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Robotics
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Experiment
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Results
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Black Screen
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Interactions
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Lights and Sounds
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HumanComputer Interaction
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Taxonomy
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Classification
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Distancing
Description:
Explore the intersection of drones and public interaction in this Fall 2018 Robotics Seminar presented by Brittany Duncan. Delve into topics such as user responses to autonomy failures, novice interactions, and human-human studies in robotics. Discover applications in various fields, including the arts with a focus on "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Examine experimental results and gain insights into human-computer interaction, taxonomy, and classification. Learn about the importance of distancing and communication techniques when integrating drones into public spaces. Gain valuable knowledge on adapting autonomous systems for general users and the role of lights and sounds in drone interactions.

Robotics Seminar - Drones in Public: Distancing and Communication with General Users

Paul G. Allen School
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