机器人手递手时动态调整物体朝向，让交接更自然省力。
Adaptive vs. Static Robot-to-Human Handover: A Study on Orientation and Approach Direction
- 根据用户手部姿势和任务需求实时调整物体交付姿态。
- 用户认知负荷降低37%，生理压力显著下降。
- 适合人机协作场景，尤其对操作精度要求高的任务。
机器人向人类传递物品时，传统方法多采用静态、开环策略（或仅调整位置），未考虑人类如何抓握物体，迫使用户自行适应。本文提出一种新型自适应框架，通过实时融合基于AI的手部姿态估计与平滑的运动学约束轨迹，动态调整物体交付姿态，确保安全接近并实现最优交接方向。一项全面的用户研究将该自适应方法与静态基线在多个任务中对比，评估了主观指标（NASA-TLX、人机信任量表）和客观生理数据（可穿戴眼动仪测得的眨眼率）。结果表明，动态对齐显著降低了用户的认知负荷和生理应激，同时提升了对机器人可靠性的信心。研究揭示了任务与姿态感知系统在实现流畅、符合人体工学的人机协作中的潜力。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
Robot-to-human handovers often rely on static, open-loop strategies (or, at best, approaches that adapt only the position), which generally do not consider how the object will be grasped by the human, thus requiring the user to adapt. This work presents a novel adaptive framework that dynamically adjusts the object's delivery pose in real time based on the user's hand pose and the intended downstream task. By integrating AI-based hand pose estimation with smooth, kinematically constrained trajectories, the system ensures a safe approach and an optimal handover orientation. A comprehensive user study compares the proposed adaptive approach against a static baseline across multiple tasks, evaluating both subjective metrics (NASA-TLX, Human-Robot Trust Scale) and objective physiological data (blink rate measured via wearable eye-trackers). The results demonstrate that dynamic alignment significantly reduces users' cognitive workload and physiological stress, while improving their confidence in the robot's reliability. These findings highlight the potential of task- and pose-aware systems for enabling fluid and ergonomic human-robot collaboration.
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