COOL: 好奇心駆動型物体所有権学習によるパーソナライズされたロボット支援
COOL: Curiosity-Driven Object Ownership Learning for Personalized Robotic Assistance
日常観察から物体の所有権を自律学習し、長期空間記憶を維持するロボットフレームワークCOOLを提案。好奇心駆動型データ収集で記憶を更新し、所有権に基づくナビゲーションとタスク実行を実現した。
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著者: Samira Huber, Ruben Hammele, Sören Pirk
分類: cs.RO
原文アブストラクト
Robots are increasingly expected to provide personalized services in everyday environments. To do so, they must ground natural-language commands such as "Where is my backpack?" or "Find my bottle" and execute them by reasoning about object instances, people, locations, and ownership. This is challenging because ownership is rarely labeled explicitly and must be inferred from long-term, behavioral evidence of human-object interactions. To address this, we present COOL, a novel robotic framework for autonomously learning object ownership from everyday observations and maintaining a long-term spatial memory of its environment. To keep its memory current, COOL uses an agent-based curiosity-driven data collection strategy that guides the robot toward the most promising locations to gain information and refresh stale observations. Offline experiments, ablation studies, and real-world evaluations show that COOL can infer ownership relations from real-world interactions and use this knowledge for ownership-conditioned navigation and task execution.