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A Simple and Scalable Approach for Human-System Interaction (2003)  (Make Corrections)  
Ashley D. Tews, Gaurav S. Sukhatme, Maja J. Mataric



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Abstract: While there is much research concerning oneto -one human and physical system interaction, there is little on the larger scale of many-to-many. We propose an interaction iffrastructure for many human operators to utilize a large number of robots and systems. The primary criterion for scalable interaction is to reduce the communication required for interaction while providing a simple but functional interface. To achieve this, we assume that each system and robot has some degree of autonomy... (Update)

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@misc{ tews-simple,
  author = "Ashley D. Tews and Gaurav S. Sukhatme and Maja J. Mataric",
  title = "A Simple and Scalable Approach for Human-System Interaction",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/tews03simple.html" }
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