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Desiderata for Planning Systems in General-Purpose Service Robots.
Nick Walker,
Yuqian Jiang, Maya Cakmak, and
Peter Stone.
In Proceedings of the ICAPS Workshop on Planning and Robotics
(PlanRob 2019), July 2019.
General-purpose service robots are expected to undertake a broad range of tasks at the request of users. Knowledge representation and planning systems are essential to flexible autonomous robots, but the field lacks a unified perspective on which features are essential for general-purpose service robots. Progress towards planning and reasoning for general-purpose service robots is hindered by differing assumptions about users, the environment, and the overall robot system. In this position paper, we propose desiderata for planning and reasoning systems to promote general-purpose service robots. Each proposed item draws on our experience with research on service robots in the office and home and on the demands of these environments. Our desiderata emphasize support for natural human-interfaces as well as for robust fallback methods when interactions with humans and the environment fail. We highlight relevant work towards these goals.
@InProceedings{PlanRob19-walker,
author = {Nick Walker and Yuqian Jiang and Maya Cakmak and Peter Stone},
title = {Desiderata for Planning Systems in General-Purpose Service Robots},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the ICAPS Workshop on Planning and Robotics (PlanRob 2019)},
location = {Berkeley, CA, USA},
month = {July},
year = {2019},
abstract = {
General-purpose service robots are expected to undertake a broad range of
tasks at the request of users. Knowledge representation and planning systems
are essential to flexible autonomous robots, but the field lacks a unified
perspective on which features are essential for general-purpose service
robots. Progress towards planning and reasoning for general-purpose service
robots is hindered by differing assumptions about users, the environment,
and the overall robot system. In this position paper, we propose desiderata
for planning and reasoning systems to promote general-purpose service
robots. Each proposed item draws on our experience with research on service
robots in the office and home and on the demands of these environments. Our
desiderata emphasize support for natural human-interfaces as well as for
robust fallback methods when interactions with humans and the environment
fail. We highlight relevant work towards these goals.
},
}
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