An Adaptable, Safe, and Portable Robot-Assisted Feeding System

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We demonstrate a robot-assisted feeding system that enables people with mobility impairments to feed themselves. Our system design embodies Safety, Portability, and User Control, with comprehensive full-stack safety checks, the ability to be mounted on and powered by any powered wheelchair, and a custom web-app allowing care-recipients to leverage their own assistive devices for robot control. For bite acquisition, we leverage multi-modal online learning to tractably adapt to unseen food types. For bite transfer, we leverage real-time mouth perception and interaction-aware control. Co-designed with community researchers, our system has been validated through multiple end-user studies.

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Gordon, E. K., Jenamani, R. K., Nanavati, A., Liu, Z., Stabile, D., Dai, X., … Srinivasa, S. S. (2024). An Adaptable, Safe, and Portable Robot-Assisted Feeding System. In ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (pp. 74–76). IEEE Computer Society. https://doi.org/10.1145/3610978.3641085

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