@inproceedings{3a7ff89923ba440a80b48eac439c19bb,
title = "More robots in cages: Exploring interactions between animals and robots",
abstract = "Typically, roboticists invoke the animal world conceptually as a source of inspiration for finding new approaches to efficient locomotion, perception and intelligent control [Brooks 91]. [Hallam, Walker 93], [Aloimonos 97]. The first part of this paper summarizes previous work on designing a robot to share a space with a simple animal. A series of experiments between a mobile robot and three chickens in a cage are described. Techniques are described to mechanically reduce chickens' anxiety towards moving machinery. The second part of this paper places these insights into the wider context of robot design.",
author = "Marc B{\"o}hlen",
year = "2000",
doi = "10.1061/40476(299)26",
language = "English",
isbn = "0784404763",
series = "Robotics 2000",
publisher = "ASCE - American Society of Civil Engineers",
pages = "206--212",
editor = "W.C. Stone",
booktitle = "Robotics 2000",
note = "Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference and Exposition/Demonstration on Robotics for Challenging Situations and Environments ; Conference date: 27-02-2000 Through 02-03-2000",
}