R. Ueha, Hang T. T. Pham, Hiroaki Hirai, F. Miyazaki
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Dynamical role division between two subjects in a crank-rotation task
This paper discusses skillful role divisions of coordinated motion between two subjects in a crank-rotation task. The roles for coordination, called “specialization”, emerge from only haptic interaction between the subjects, through which each subject comes to play a specialized role without conscious understanding. The purpose of this paper is, therefore, to deepen the understanding of “specialization”, which may be useful for improving coordination methods between humans and/or machines.