MetaMorph -- A Metamodelling Approach For Robot Morphology
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| author | Ringe, Rachel Nolte, Robin Zargham, Nima Porzel, Robert Malaka, Rainer |
| author_facet | Ringe, Rachel Nolte, Robin Zargham, Nima Porzel, Robert Malaka, Rainer |
| contents | Robot appearance crucially shapes Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) but is typically described via broad categories like anthropomorphic, zoomorphic, or technical. More precise approaches focus almost exclusively on anthropomorphic features, which fail to classify robots across all types, limiting the ability to draw meaningful connections between robot design and its effect on interaction. In response, we present MetaMorph, a comprehensive framework for classifying robot morphology. Using a metamodeling approach, MetaMorph was synthesized from 222 robots in the IEEE Robots Guide, offering a structured method for comparing visual features. This model allows researchers to assess the visual distances between robot models and explore optimal design traits tailored to different tasks and contexts. |
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| spellingShingle | MetaMorph -- A Metamodelling Approach For Robot Morphology Ringe, Rachel Nolte, Robin Zargham, Nima Porzel, Robert Malaka, Rainer Robotics Human-Computer Interaction Robot appearance crucially shapes Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) but is typically described via broad categories like anthropomorphic, zoomorphic, or technical. More precise approaches focus almost exclusively on anthropomorphic features, which fail to classify robots across all types, limiting the ability to draw meaningful connections between robot design and its effect on interaction. In response, we present MetaMorph, a comprehensive framework for classifying robot morphology. Using a metamodeling approach, MetaMorph was synthesized from 222 robots in the IEEE Robots Guide, offering a structured method for comparing visual features. This model allows researchers to assess the visual distances between robot models and explore optimal design traits tailored to different tasks and contexts. |
| title | MetaMorph -- A Metamodelling Approach For Robot Morphology |
| topic | Robotics Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.18820 |