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Gestures for Human-Robot Interaction
Human interaction involves the interplay of various communication media, including body movements, voice, gaze, and even written signs. In such an interplay, gestures and, more generally, body motions represent a fundamental communication channel. Due to the significance of gesture-based communicati
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