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Distributed error handling and HRI

Authors: Brian C. Zimmel; Matthew T. Long; Jennifer Carlson; Robin R. Murphy;

Distributed error handling and HRI

Abstract

The implementations of a distributed, autonomous error handler (EH) and a human-robot interface (HRI) are presented. The interface is combined with the EH to allow a human operator to see that a failure has occurred on a robot and whether or not it has been served by the EH. An experiment was run to test how well the EH and the interface work together, as well as the usefulness of the EH. The results were inconclusive, although the EH and interface worked together successfully.

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