Social robots are robots that interact with humans and each other in a socially acceptable fashion, conveying intention in a human-perceptible way, and are empowered to resolve goals with fellow agents, be they human or robot. Optimal human–robot interactions require robots to possess the following attributes: embodiment in the physical environment, quick reactions to unexpected events, computational sophistication for meeting goals, and the ability to interact with other robots for the realization of goals of increasing difficulty.
HRI Conference in Stockholm: promoting diversity and inclusion
PAL Robotics' Highlights from HRI 2023 Our team had a fantastic time at the 18th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) held in Stockholm from March 13 to 16
