Interaction Aware
Interaction-aware systems aim to design autonomous agents, particularly autonomous vehicles, that can safely and efficiently navigate environments shared with other agents (humans, other vehicles). Current research focuses on developing models that predict the behavior of other agents, often using neural networks integrated with optimization techniques like Model Predictive Control or reinforcement learning, to generate interaction-aware trajectories. This research is crucial for improving the safety and efficiency of autonomous systems in real-world scenarios, impacting fields like autonomous driving, robotics, and human-computer interaction.
Papers
Open-Loop and Feedback Nash Trajectories for Competitive Racing with iLQGames
Matthias Rowold, Alexander Langmann, Boris Lohmann, Johannes Betz
Efficient and Interaction-Aware Trajectory Planning for Autonomous Vehicles with Particle Swarm Optimization
Lin Song, David Isele, Naira Hovakimyan, Sangjae Bae