In this paper we propose a Natural Language Processing engine that allows the NAO humanoid robot to execute natural language actions spoken by the user. To this aim we created an ontology that describes body parts, actions, and incompatibilities between actions. The system can work in two modes: stateless and stateful. In stateless mode, the robot returns to its default position after each action. In stateful mode, it performs the actions sequentially and may refuse a command if incompatible with the robot current state. Our system handles compound and multiple expressions that the robot understands and performs.

Bardaro, G., Dessí, D., Motta, E., Osborne, F., Recupero, D. (2019). Parsing natural language sentences into robot actions. In ISWC Satellites (pp.93-96). CEUR-WS.

Parsing natural language sentences into robot actions

Osborne F;
2019

Abstract

In this paper we propose a Natural Language Processing engine that allows the NAO humanoid robot to execute natural language actions spoken by the user. To this aim we created an ontology that describes body parts, actions, and incompatibilities between actions. The system can work in two modes: stateless and stateful. In stateless mode, the robot returns to its default position after each action. In stateful mode, it performs the actions sequentially and may refuse a command if incompatible with the robot current state. Our system handles compound and multiple expressions that the robot understands and performs.
poster
Human-Robot Dialogue; Humanoid Robot; Language Understanding; Ontology Design; Robot Action Ontology;
English
2019 ISWC Satellite Tracks (Posters and Demonstrations, Industry, and Outrageous Ideas), ISWC 2019-Satellites - 26 October 2019 through 30 October 2019
2019
Suarez-Figueroa, MC; Cheng, G; Gentile, AL; Gueret, C; Keet, M; Bernstein, A
ISWC Satellites
2019
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93
96
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Bardaro, G., Dessí, D., Motta, E., Osborne, F., Recupero, D. (2019). Parsing natural language sentences into robot actions. In ISWC Satellites (pp.93-96). CEUR-WS.
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