Welcome to the reading group presentation!
In this talk, Joshua will discuss a paper that reviews recent progress in physically assistive robots developed to help individuals with disabilities perform everyday tasks such as moving, eating, and personal care. As these robots become safer, more capable, and affordable, real-world deployment is increasing. The paper highlights major research trends in interaction methods, autonomy, and adaptability, and outlines frameworks and future directions for the field.
Paper Link: Please find the relevant paper here.
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Joshua Giles is a Research Associate in Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence for Assistive Technology.