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Kazi, Arif (KUKA Roboter GmbH)
Seyfahrt, Markus (Reis GmbH & Co Maschinenfabrik)
     Style Guide for Icon-based Programming:
This document describes the structure of human-machine interfaces for icon-based programming and the functionality of the necessary icons. General design rules for both touch and speech-based programming are established that lead to user-friendly and intuitive programming interfaces.
The style guide has been compiled by KUKA Roboter GmbH in cooperation with Reis Robotics within the framework of the BMBF (Germany's Federal Ministry of Education Research) Lead Project MORPHA.
June 2002.
781.61 KBytes

MORPHA Projektpartner
     Balance of activities, May 2003 (only in german)
The "Balance of Activities" demonstrates of both the economic and scientific results of the lead project MORPHA.
The category "economic results" contains patents, spin-offs of products and enterprises resulting from the scientific work in MORPHA.
The sector "scientific results" describes the hightlieght of technology evaluation, methods, components and systems. Furthermore it contains a list of previous dissertations, thesis and other publications.
May 2003.
914.06 KBytes

N.Beringer, N. Blocher, A. Frank, C. Nöth, E. Röttger, H. Shi, R.P. Steininger, S. Bruckhoff, C. Ehrmann, M. Illmann, J. Prassler, E. Rinne, M.
     Workshop Benchmark
Objects Recognition - Face Detection - Gesture - Mimic
Main Research of SmartKom and Morpha

The cooperative projects SmartKom and Morpha will be sponsored in the framework of the research initiative in the area of Man-Machine-Interaction. The main emphasis towards research in both projects are i.a. the subjects objects recognition, face detection, gesture and mimic. This report is the conclusion of the workshop who took place on March 7th, 2003 at the Fraunhofer Institute of Manufacturing Engineering and Automation in Stuttgart, Germany. Both project partners presents in his report the differences and similarities of their research and develop first ideas about possibilities of cooperation.
March 2002.
407.5 KBytes





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