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Jimin Rhim

3 accepted papers

2023

Less Than Human: How Different Users of Telepresence Robots Expect Different Social Norms

IROS 2023poster

Does the norm of first-come-first-serve (FCFS) equally apply to those piloting a Mobile Remote Presence (MRP) system as to those who are physically present with it? While telepresence robots could make social interactions more accessible and enjoyable for geographically-constrained individuals, such…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2022

Roboethics as a Design Challenge: Lessons Learned from the Roboethics to Design and Development Competition

ICRA 2022poster

How do we make concrete progress towards de-signing robots that can navigate ethically sensitive contexts? Almost two decades after the word ‘roboethics’ was coined, translating interdisciplinary roboethics discussions into techni-cal design still remains a daunting task. This paper describes our fi…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2021

A Multimodal and Hybrid Framework for Human Navigational Intent Inference

IROS 2021poster

Understanding human navigational intent is essential for robots to be able to interact with and navigate around humans safely and naturally. Current methods typically perform inference through only one mode of perception such as human motion trajectory, and a single theoretical framework such as a l…

Cited by 8SourceScholar