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Advancing HRP-2 Humanoid Robotics through Spoken Language Integration

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This paper discusses the progress made in programming the HRP-2 humanoid robot to understand and respond to spoken language. Supported by various French research funding bodies, the research is a collaboration between notable experts in robotics from France and Japan. The goal is to enhance human-robot interaction through natural language processing, allowing for more intuitive communication with humanoid robots. We explore the methodologies, findings, and implications of integrating spoken language capabilities into robotic systems.

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Advancing HRP-2 Humanoid Robotics through Spoken Language Integration

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  1. Progress in Programming the HRP-2 Humanoid Using Spoken Language Peter Ford Dominey, Anthony Mallet, Eiichi Yoshida Supported in part by French Minister of Research under grant ACI-TTT, the LAFMI, and the CNRS Joint Robotics Laboratory, LAAS Toulouse. P. F. Dominey is with the CNRS, 67 Bd Pinel 69675 Bron Cedex, France (phone: 33-437-911266; fax: 33-437-9112110; e-mail: dominey@ isc.cnrs.fr). A. Mallet is with the LAAS, CNRS, Toulouse France (e-mail: anthony.mallet@ laas.fr). E. Yoshida, is with AIST-CNRS Joint French-Japanese Robotics Lab (JRL) National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) 1-1-1 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-8568 Japan, and is Co-Director of the CNRS/AIST French-Japanese Joint Robotics Laboratory, with the LAAS, CNRS, Toulouse France (e-mail: eiichi.yoshida@ laas.fr).

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