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Robots that pay attention to you

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Having a robot obey your commands is hard. Having a group of robots obey your commands is really, really hard. The good news is roboticists are making good progress in solving this problem. Research presented at IROS early this month shows how we may be getting to the point where teams of robots can pay attention to what we’re saying, where we’re looking, and what we’re doing, leading to a much more natural way to control them.
via IEEE Spectrum

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