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A modular bio-inspired architecture for movement generation for the infant-like robot iCub
Movement generation in humans appears to be processed through a three-layered architecture, where each layer corresponds to a different level of abstraction in the representation of the movement. In this article, we will present an architecture reflecting this organization and based on a modular approach to human movement generation. We will show that our architecture is well suited for the online generation and modulation of motor behaviors, but also for switching between motor behaviors. This will be illustrated respectively through an interactive drumming task and through switching between reaching and crawling.
@inproceedings{degallier_modular_2008, title = {A modular bio-inspired architecture for movement generation for the infant-like robot {iCub}}, booktitle = {2008 2nd {IEEE} {RAS} \& {EMBS} {International} {Conference} on {Biomedical} {Robotics} and {Biomechatronics}}, abstract = {Movement generation in humans appears to be processed through a three-layered architecture, where each layer corresponds to a different level of abstraction in the representation of the movement. In this article, we will present an architecture reflecting this organization and based on a modular approach to human movement generation. We will show that our architecture is well suited for the online generation and modulation of motor behaviors, but also for switching between motor behaviors. This will be illustrated respectively through an interactive drumming task and through switching between reaching and crawling.}, pages = {795--800}, publisher = {IEEE}, address = {Scottsdale, USA}, month = oct, year = {2008}, slug = {degallier_modular_2008}, author = {Degallier, S. and Righetti, L. and Natale, L. and Nori, F. and Metta, G. and Ijspeert, A.J.}, url = {https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/128613/files/BIRO08_0100_FI.pdf}, month_numeric = {10} }