Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: It is ll known that in human-robot interaction, the effectiveness of a robot varies inversely with the operator engagement in the task. Given the importance of maintaining optimal task engagement when working with a robot, it would be immensely useful to have a robotic system that can detect the level of operator engagement and modify its behavior if required.  presents a framework for human-robot interaction in which operator's physiological signals re analyzed to infer his/her engagement level and the robot behavior was adapted as a function of the operator affective state. Peripheral physiological signals re measured through arable biofeedback sensors and a control architecture inspired by Riley's original information-flow model was developed to implement such human-robot interaction. The results from affect-elicitation tasks for human participants shod that it is possible to detect engagement through physiological sensing in real-time. A teleoperation-based robotic experiment was also conducted to demonstrate that the presented control architecture allod the robot to adapt its behavior based on operator engagement level.
['Pramila Rani', 'Nilanjan Sarkar']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Operator Engagement Detection and Robot Behavior Adaptation in Human-Robot Interaction
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