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Technology in general is developed to improve the lives of their users, often by allowing them to handle individual struggles. Assistive robotics takes this concept to its extreme by (re-) enabling users to physically interact with their environment in their daily life. For a successful utilization however, a user interface is required that allows for easy and quick interaction. Based on the promising concept of Adaptive Degree of Freedom (DoF) Control, this paper presents a novel heuristic implementation of the underlying principle, without relying on learning user actions.
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