AIAS Lab

Human–Robot Teaming

Intent-aware adaptive control and learning for safe physical collaboration between humans and autonomous robot teams.

AIAS LabPurdue University Northwest
Human–Robot Teaming

Research Focus

  • Human intent estimation
  • Cooperative manipulation
  • Game-theoretic control
  • Distributed actor-critic learning
  • Safety constraints during interaction

Research Direction

This research develops intent-aware control and learning methods that allow autonomous robots to infer human objectives and coordinate their actions during shared physical tasks. The framework combines human intent estimation, cooperative control, game-theoretic decision making, and safety-aware adaptation.

Methods and Applications

Applications include cooperative manipulation, assistive robotics, human-guided multi-robot systems, and physical human–robot interaction where autonomy must adapt to changing human behavior without compromising safety.

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