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Dirk Ruiken

8 accepted papers

2026

SUBTA: A Framework for Supported User-Guided Bimanual Teleoperation in Structured Assembly

ICRA 2026poster

In human-robot collaboration, shared autonomy enhances human performance through precise, intuitive support. Effective robotic assistance requires accurately inferring human intentions and understanding task structures to determine optimal support timing and methods. In this paper, we present SUBTA,…

2022

Intention estimation from gaze and motion features for human-robot shared-control object manipulation

IROS 2022poster

Shared control can help in teleoperated object manipulation by assisting with the execution of the user's intention. To this end, robust and prompt intention estimation is needed, which relies on behavioral observations. Here, an intention estimation framework is presented, which uses natural gaze a…

Cited by 19SourceScholar
2019

Online adaptation of uncertain models using neural network priors and partially observable planning

ICRA 2019poster

One of the key challenges in realizing a robot that is capable of completing a variety of manipulation tasks in the real world is the need to utilize sufficiently compact and rich world models. If the assumed prediction model does not match real observations, planning systems are unable to perform p…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2018

Human-Robot Cooperative Object Manipulation with Contact Changes

IROS 2018poster

This paper presents a system for cooperatively manipulating large objects between a human and a robot. This physical interaction system is designed to handle, transport, or manipulate large objects of different shapes in cooperation with a human. Unique points are the bi-manual physical cooperation,…

Cited by 31SourceScholar
2016

Affordance-based Active Belief: Recognition using visual and manual actions

IROS 2016poster

This paper presents an active, model-based recognition system. It applies information theoretic measures in a belief-driven planning framework to recognize objects using the history of visual and manual interactions and to select the most informative actions. A generalization of the aspect graph is…

Cited by 12SourceScholar