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Recognition and Understanding Situations and Activities with Description Logics for Safe HumanRobot Cooperation (2010)

by J Graf, S Puls, H Wörn
Venue:in Proc. of Cognitive 2010
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Design and Evaluation of Description Logics based Recognition and Understanding of Situations and Activities for Safe Human-Robot Cooperation

by Stephan Puls, Jürgen Graf, Heinz Wörn
"... Abstract—Recognition of human activities and situation awareness is a premise for advanced safe human-robot-cooperation. In this paper, a recognition module and its advancements based on previous work is presented and discussed. The usage of Description Logics allows for knowledge based representati ..."
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Abstract—Recognition of human activities and situation awareness is a premise for advanced safe human-robot-cooperation. In this paper, a recognition module and its advancements based on previous work is presented and discussed. The usage of Description Logics allows for knowledge based representation of activities and situations. Furthermore, reasoning about context dependent actions enables conclusions about expectations for robot behavior. This work is extensively tested and benchmarked. The presented approach represents a significant step towards a full-fledged cognitive industrial robotic framework.
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...ation.sWe are conducting research on recognition of andsreasoning about actions and situations in a human centeredsproduction environment, in order to enable interactive andscooperative scenarios.sIn =-=[1]-=-, we presented a first approach for usingsDescription Logics (DLs) [9] as means for representation ofsknowledge and as reasoning facilities for inference aboutsactivities and situations. Furthermore, ...

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