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HINT-Blimp: Human INTent Inference from Multimodal Cues for Robotic Blimps
In human-robot interaction, traditional interfaces such as joysticks and handheld tablets introduce latency into navigation tasks and require the operator's explicit attention on the device, instead of the robot. We propose a new human-robot interaction framework in which a human communicates intent
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