Public Project Reports

2010

D6.2 Project Leaflet 1-3-2010
D3.1 Human-robot Interaction 1-9-2010
D1.2 Basic rules for ubiquitous monitoring 1-10-2010
D4.1 Learning & decision-making algorithms in pervasive environments 1-10-2010

2011

D4.2 Ubiquitous data gathering: wearable, static and mobile sensors 1-1-2011
D6.4 Review on current suitable standards 1-1-2011
D2.2 Context awareness for navigation 1-3-2011

2012

D1.3 SAR evaluation metrics for elderly in a home environment 1-1-2012
D3.4 The human-robot dialog: context awareness for joint attention 1-1-2012
D5.3 Formative evaluation of SAR in a real environment 1-1-2012

Scientific Publications

  • Yan, W., Torta, E., Pol, D. van der, Meins, N., Weber, C., Cuijpers, R.H. and Wermter, S. (2013). Learning Robot Vision for Assisted Living. In José García-Rodríguez and Miguel Cazorla (Eds.), Robotic Vision: Technologies for Machine Learning and Vision Applications, ch. 15 (pp. 257-280). IGI Global.
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  • Torta, E., Cuijpers, R. H., & Juola, J. F. (2013). Design of a parametric model of personal space for robotic social navigation. International Journal of Social Robotics, 1–9.
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  • Johnson, D.O., and Cuijpers, R.H. (2013). Predicting Gaze Direction from Head Pose Yaw and Pitch. Proceedings of the IPCV'13 - The 2013 International Conference on Image Processing, Computer Vision, & Pattern Recognition, July 22-25, 2013, Las Vegas, NV, USA, (2) 662-667.
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  • Dijk, E.T. Van, Cuijpers, Raymond H., and Torta, Elena (2013). Effects of Eye Contact and Iconic Gestures on Message Retention in Human-Robot Interaction. International Journal of Social Robotics.
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  • Johnson, D. O., Cuijpers. R.H., & van der Pol, D. (2013). Imitating Human Emotions with Artificial Facial Expressions. International Journal of Social Robotics.
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  • Torta, E.H., Dijk, E., Ruijten, P.A.M., and Cuijpers, R.H. (2013). The ultimatum game as measurement tool for anthropomorphism in human-robot interaction. In proceedings of the International Conference of Social Robotics 2013. 27-29 October 2013, Bristol, UK..
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  • Cuijpers, R.H. and Pol, David van der (2013). Region of eye contact of humanoid Nao robot is similar to that of a human. In proceedings of the International Conference of Social Robotics 2013. 27-29 October 2013, Bristol, UK..
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  • Panek, P., Edelmayer, G., Mayer, P., Beck, C., Rauhala, M. (2012). Evaluierung eines mobilen LED Projektors als Benutzerschnittstelle eines sozial unterstützenden Roboters [Evaluation of a Mobile LED Projector as User Interface on a Socially Assistive Robot]. to be printed in 5th German AAL congress.
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  • Panek, P., Edelmayer, G., Mayer, P., Beck, C., Rauhala, M. (2012). User Acceptance of a Mobile LED Projector on a Socially Assistive Robot. to be printed in LNCS, 5th German AAL congress.
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  • Torta, E., Oberzaucher, J., Werner, F., Cuijpers, R.H., Juola, J.F. (2012). Attitudes towards socially assistive robots in intelligent homes: results from laboratory studies and field trials. Journal of Human-Robot Interaction 1(2), 76-99.
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    Others

    2012

    Cuijpers, R.H. (2012, 1, ). KSERA: healthy ageing with smart robots.. Public Service Review: Health and Social Care 32, 60.

    2011

    Interview R.H. Cuijpers (2011, 1, ). Robots come of age.. Research EU Results Magazine.

    2010

    Cawthon, D. (2010, 11, 17). Professor helps develop robot to help the elderly. Kansan.com.
    (2010, 11, 15). Juola helps program robot to serve elderly. The Oread.
    (2010, 6, 22). Investigadores europeos buscan crear 'casas inteligentes' con 'robot domésticos' que den independencia a los más mayores. Europa Press. Spanish
    Bruce, S. (2010, 4, 27). Dutch researchers ‘family friend’ robot. E-Health Europe.
    (2010, 4, 23). Home help robot will give the elderly independence . European Commission's CORDIS website.
    (2010, 4, 23). Domestic Robot Helps Sick Elderly Live Independently Longer. Medical News Today.
    (2010, 4, 22). KSERA research project focuses on COPD patients. News-Medical.Net.
    (2010, 4, 22). Domestic Robot to Help Sick Elderly Live Independently Longer. Science Daily.