Daniela Feth

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2009-2013
Publications (10 Years): 0

Top Topics

Compression Algorithm

Haptic Feedback

Instance Selection

Classification Rules

Top Venues

IEEE Trans. Haptics

Publications

Raphaela Groten, Daniela Feth, Roberta L. Klatzky, Angelika Peer
The Role of Haptic Feedback for the Integration of Intentions in Shared Task Execution. IEEE Trans. Haptics 6 (1) (2013)
Thomas Schauss, Carolina Passenberg, Nikolay Stefanov, Daniela Feth, Iason Vittorias, Angelika Peer, Sandra Hirche, Martin Buss, Martin Rothbucher, Klaus Diepold, Julius Kammerl, Eckehard G. Steinbach
Beyond classical teleoperation: Assistance, cooperation, data reduction, and spatial audio. ICRA (2012)
Daniela Feth, Raphaela Groten, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss
Haptic Human-Robot Collaboration: Comparison of Robot Partner Implementations in Terms of Human-Likeness and Task Performance. Presence Teleoperators Virtual Environ. 20 (2) (2011)
Raphaela Groten, Daniela Feth, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss
Shared decision making in a collaborative task with reciprocal haptic feedback - an efficiency-analysis. ICRA (2010)
Daniela Feth, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss
Incorporating human haptic interaction models into teleoperation systems. IROS (2010)
Daniela Feth, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss
Enhancement of Multi-user Teleoperation Systems by Prediction of Dyadic Haptic Interaction. ISER (2010)
Daniela Feth, Raphaela Groten, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss
Control-theoretic model of haptic human-human interaction in a pursuit tracking task. RO-MAN (2009)
Raphaela Groten, Daniela Feth, Angelika Peer, Martin Buss, Roberta L. Klatzky
Efficiency analysis in a collaborative task with reciprocal haptic feedback. IROS (2009)
Daniela Feth, Raphaela Groten, Angelika Peer, Sandra Hirche, Martin Buss
Performance related energy exchange in haptic human-human interaction in a shared virtual object manipulation task. WHC (2009)
Raphaela Groten, Daniela Feth, Harriet Goshy, Angelika Peer, David A. Kenny, Martin Buss
Experimental analysis of dominance in haptic collaboration. RO-MAN (2009)