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Hauptverfasser: Arockiasamy, John Pravin, Comeca, Andy, Yang, Victoria, Bied, Manuel, Schrapel, Maximilian, Rolich, Alexey, Bruno, Barbara, Schwammberger, Maike, Fiems, Dieter, Vinel, Alexey
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Veröffentlicht: 2025
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Online-Zugang:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.24129
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author Arockiasamy, John Pravin
Comeca, Andy
Yang, Victoria
Bied, Manuel
Schrapel, Maximilian
Rolich, Alexey
Bruno, Barbara
Schwammberger, Maike
Fiems, Dieter
Vinel, Alexey
author_facet Arockiasamy, John Pravin
Comeca, Andy
Yang, Victoria
Bied, Manuel
Schrapel, Maximilian
Rolich, Alexey
Bruno, Barbara
Schwammberger, Maike
Fiems, Dieter
Vinel, Alexey
contents On the way toward full autonomy, sharing roads between automated and autonomous vehicles in so-called mixed traffic is unavoidable. Moreover, even if all vehicles on the road were autonomous, pedestrians would still cross streets. We propose social robots as moderators between autonomous vehicles and vulnerable road users. This paper presents a first proof-of-concept integration of a social robot advising pedestrians in crossing scenarios involving a cooperative automated vehicle. We also discuss key enablers required for designing "robot policeman" in a generic use case of cooperative intersection management. Our work provides a vision of the role of social robotics in future Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems.
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spellingShingle ROBOPOL: Social Robotics Meets Vehicular Communications for Cooperative Automated Driving
Arockiasamy, John Pravin
Comeca, Andy
Yang, Victoria
Bied, Manuel
Schrapel, Maximilian
Rolich, Alexey
Bruno, Barbara
Schwammberger, Maike
Fiems, Dieter
Vinel, Alexey
Robotics
Systems and Control
On the way toward full autonomy, sharing roads between automated and autonomous vehicles in so-called mixed traffic is unavoidable. Moreover, even if all vehicles on the road were autonomous, pedestrians would still cross streets. We propose social robots as moderators between autonomous vehicles and vulnerable road users. This paper presents a first proof-of-concept integration of a social robot advising pedestrians in crossing scenarios involving a cooperative automated vehicle. We also discuss key enablers required for designing "robot policeman" in a generic use case of cooperative intersection management. Our work provides a vision of the role of social robotics in future Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems.
title ROBOPOL: Social Robotics Meets Vehicular Communications for Cooperative Automated Driving
topic Robotics
Systems and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.24129