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Enable robots to inform and instruct multiple other agents, either people or robots.

Interaction:

Enable natural interaction with novice users, including use of language and non-verbal communication;

Enable effective interaction with experts, including through remote operation;

Enable robots to reliably recognize and predict the behavior and activities of others;

Investigate social intelligence in robots, including use of mental models, perspective taking, and joint attention; and

Investigate issues of trust with respect to ubiquitous co-robots.

Scalability:

Investigate easily customizable robots for achieving a variety of tasks in a variety of situations;

Investigate easily personalizable robots for interacting with a variety of people;

Investigate composable hardware or software that supports the development of ubiquitous co-robots;

Investigate approaches to managing data produced/consumed by robots, especially data shared among agents; and

Investigate hardware and software approaches to increase mean time between failure by orders of magnitude and enable robots to fail gracefully.

Physical Embodiment:

Investigate designs and materials (e.g., soft robots) for facilitating ubiquitous interaction and for making co-robots inherently safe;

Facilitate physical collaboration (including peer-to-peer; collaborative manipulation; and augmentation of human capabilities);

Investigate physical information gathering, sensor modalities, and cooperative and distributed sensing; and

Investigate alternate robot-human communication modalities (e.g., voice, gesture, visual, movement, tactile) to enhance cooperation amongst team members.

Lowering Barriers to Entry (see also Section II. B):

Investigate innovative programming languages/paradigms for robots;

Develop robust, easy-to-use infrastructure for software, hardware, and systems;

Develop techniques that would facilitate shareable physical testbeds, especially techniques to make existing testbeds easily available communally; and

Develop shareable resources, such as software and data.

Societal Impact:

Investigate the impact of ubiquitous co-robots on social and economic equality;

Investigate needed economic and governance policies;

Investigate ethical and legal issues related to ubiquitous co-robots;

Investigate issues related to teamwork and integration, partnerships, and worker training for collaboration with robots; and

Develop innovative uses for co-robots in education (see also Section II. C).

Department of Defense’s trusted human-robot teaming

(1) investigating socially-designed cues such as humanoid appearance, voice, personality, and other social elements on human trust and overall human-robot team performance;

(2) physical «embodiment» features versus non-physical features to determine which have the most influence on human trust and performance;

(3) sensing of human intent, cognitive and affective states, such as workload, stress, fatigue and fear;

(4) modeling the processes of high-performing human teams, such as teammate monitoring, backup behavior, joint attention, shared mental models, coordination and negotiation;

(5) dynamic modeling of the human-robot partnerships to allow continuous improvement of joint performance in real-world applications;

(6) investigations regarding the effectiveness of various models of human-robot interaction, such as delegation and supervisory control;

(7) practical methods for robotic systems to sense and measure trust and changes in trust over time; and

(8) investigations of the impact of culture and cross-cultural interactions on reliance and human-machine cooperation. Interdisciplinary research and research in collaboration with government labs, such as Air Force Research Lab (AFRL), is especially encouraged.

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