This document discusses human robot interaction (HRI) and provides examples of modern robots. It begins by defining HRI and outlining Isaac Asimov's three laws of robotics, which aim to ensure safe interaction between humans and robots. Examples are then given of three robots: Valkyrie, a humanoid robot designed by NASA; Schaft, a robot that won a DARPA competition; and CHIMP, a tracked mobile robot. The document concludes by asking what future robots may look like.

1. HRI
HUMAN ROBOT INTERACTION

2. What does HRI mean ?

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HRI

4. How the idea of robot come!
 A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human
being to come to harm.
 A robot must obey any orders given to it by human beings
 A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection

5. These three laws of robotics determine the
idea of safe interaction

6. Examples of modern
robots

7. Valkyrie
NASA’s ‘superhero’ robot is 6 feet 2 inches tall and was
originally designed for use on the International Space Station.
Valkyrie is able to walk by itself, pick up objects and use tools.
NASA hopes that one day, it can be used to help humans in
danger zones and disaster-stricken areas

8. Schaft
 This robot, made by a Japanese company (which was later
bought by Google), won the recent DARPA robotics
competition
 The 4 feet 11 inches tall robot uses a high-voltage liquid-
cooled motor technology and a capacitor to power itself
instead of a battery

9. CHIMP
 CHIMP (Carnegie Mellon University Highly Intelligent
Mobile Platform) moves like a tank by using tracks to
move over rough terrain
 The robot is still capable of standing up when
necessary and can even use its claws for climbing

10. On the other hand !
Demo !

12. What do you think how will the coming
robots will look like ?

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