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SHRIMP: Iterative Correction of Robot Plans in Natural Language

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Mya Schroder and co-authors propose the SHRIMP system, which lets users automatically generate hierarchical robot primitive plans in natural language and iteratively revise them through re-prompting and explicit corrections. After each revision, users can first validate the plan in simulation and, once satisfied, execute it on the physical robot. The authors validated it with a user study involving 35 participants on tabletop kitchen task planning, and report that SHRIMP improved users' perceived sense of control and robot transparency; this is the authors' conclusion based on that study.

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  1. SHRIMP: Iteratively Revising Robot Task Plans with Natural Language

    The SHRIMP system lets users automatically generate hierarchical robot primitive plans using natural language, and iteratively revise those plans through re-prompting and explicit correction. After each revision, users can validate the plan in simulation and, once satisfied, execute it on the physical robot. A user study with 35 participants on tabletop kitchen task planning showed that SHRIMP improved users' perceived control and robot transparency.

    arXiv cs.RO ·

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