articleJan 20, 2003Closed access
MINERVA: a second-generation museum tour-guide robot
Carnegie Mellon University · University of Bonn
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Abstract
This paper describes an interactive tour-guide robot, which was successfully exhibited in a Smithsonian museum. During its two weeks of operation, the robot interacted with thousands of people, traversing more than 44 km at speeds of up to 163 cm/sec. Our approach specifically addresses issues such as safe navigation in unmodified and dynamic environments, and short-term human-robot interaction. It uses learning pervasively at all levels of the software architecture.
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- Robot
- Traverse
- Computer science
- Human–computer interaction
- Software
- Architecture
- Artificial intelligence
- Simulation
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