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Ranger, an example of integration of robotics into the home ecosystem

Mondada et al., 2015

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16287250108301548641
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Mondada F
Fink J
Lemaignan S
Mansolino D
Wille F
Franinović K
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New Trends in Medical and Service Robots: Assistive, Surgical and Educational Robotics

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This paper presents the concept and a case study of a robject, a robotic entity embedded in an everyday object. Robjects use the affordance of the original object to ensure an efficient interaction and a high acceptance. The example of the ranger robot shows how this …
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