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Learning, Storage, and Use of Spatial Information in a Robotics Domain

Based on our belief that humans store spatial and locative information metrically, we utilize metric representations for interacting with mobile robots. We discuss how our robots learn spatial information and then store it so that they can navigate around a learned space, and humans can issue spatial and locative commands, using both natural language