Sergio Hernandez-Mendez
Antonio Marin-Hernandez
Fernando Montes-Gonzalez
ABSTRACT
As a part of the final goal of introducing robots in the human environment, it also comes the problem of the close interaction between these two beings. Close cooperative activities illustrate well this problem and rises new challenges to solve.
In this report we show the current work of the development of a system for acquiring information directly from human focused on a classic interaction game called "Simon Says".
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Index Terms
- A memory game for human-robot interaction
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