About Decisions During Human-Robot Shared Plan Achievement: Who Should Act and How?
Résumé
It has been shown that, when a human and a robot have to perform a joint activity together, they need to structure their activity based on a so-called ”shared plan”. In this work, we present a scheme and an implemented system which allow the robot to elaborate and execute shared plans that are flexible enough to be achieved in collaboration with a human in a smooth and non-intrusive manner. We identify and analyze the decisions that should preferably be taken at planning time and those that should be better postponed. We also show in which conditions the robot can determine when it has to take the decision by itself or leave it to its human partner. As a consequence, the robot avoids useless communication by smoothly adapting its behavior to the human.
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