Authors:
Jean Scholtz
In this special edition of <interactions> we try to give readers an overview of the exciting world of human-robot interaction. While robots have been used in manufacturing assembly lines for some time, we are now seeing many other uses for them. We have included articles about robots being used for search and rescue, for missions in space, as laboratory hosts, and as aids for therapy for children. In addition, robots are currently being used to assist in surgery, and to help identify and dispose of dangerous chemicals and explosive devices. Robots have been designed to help the elderly and…
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