Archive of University of Michigan courses taught by Patricia Alves-Oliveira.
Covers fundamentals of how robots can be evaluated by human users to better understand the success of robotic systems. Provides insight into various types of metrics, studies, and analyses used to understand a robot system's performance through human feedback.
Topics: Metrics and analysis for human studies of robots, Measuring human performance in the context of robotic systems, Exploring how robot behaviors are perceived by humans
Instructors: Patricia Alves-Oliveira, Xiaoxiao Du · GSI: Miranda Mittleman · IA: Margaret Kempe
This advanced course covers fundamentals of Design for Human-Robot Interaction and prepares students to be full-stack interaction robot designers.
Topics: Frameworks for robot design, Ideation strategies for robotics such as bodystorming and speculation, Participatory design with end-users and communities, Creation of mock-ups and prototypes to test ideas, Qualitative and quantitative key-performance indicators, Design ethics
Instructor: Patricia Alves-Oliveira · GSI: Manohar Bhat