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This review covers sensor-based control for human-robot interaction, detailing vision, touch, audio, and distance methods for safe collaboration and coexistence. It classifies literature by sensor type and application, outlining future research directions.

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  • Direct human-robot interaction necessitates advanced control strategies for safety and efficiency.
  • Existing methodologies for physical collaboration and safe coexistence require systematic review.

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  • Systematic review of sensor-based control methodologies for human-robot interaction.
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  • Classification of literature based on sensor type, integration, and application domain.

Key Points:

  • Explores vision-based, touch-based, audio-based, and distance-based control approaches.
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  • Discusses classification criteria including sensor type, integration method, and application domain.

Conclusions:

  • Identifies open problems and potential applications in human-robot interaction.
  • Outlines future research directions for sensor-based robot control.
  • Highlights the importance of sensor integration for advanced collaborative robotics.