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Rethinking Legibility in Social Robot Hallway Navigation: Impact of Intent Representation and Human Distraction
We focus on legible robot motion generation in social navigation settings. Legibility in human-robot interaction (HRI) is often described as the property of robot motion that enables an observer to confidently infer the robot's intent. While mature frameworks exist for generating legible motion in f
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