Bio

Antonin Dallard received a Master's degree in mechanical and industrial engineering at the Arts Et Métiers Graduate School of Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Process in Lille, France in 2020. He started in october 2020 a thesis with the CNRS at the LIRMM (Laboratory of Informatics, Robotics, and Microelectronics of Montpellier) and the JRL. His Ph.D topic tackles the transfer of human expertise towards humanoid robots.

The publication list may not be complete, especially for publications prior to 2017. We are working on updating it.
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A cybernetic avatar system to embody human telepresence for connectivity, exploration, and skill transfer R. Cisneros-Limón, A. Dallard, M. Benallegue, K. Kaneko, H. Kaminaga, P. Gergondet, A. Tanguy, R. Singh, L. Sun, Y. Chen, C. Fournier, G. Lorthioir, M. Tsuru, Ś. Chefchaouni-Moussaoui, Y. Osawa, G. Caron, K. Chappellet, M. Morisawa, A. Escande, Ko Ayusawa, Y. Houhou, I. Kumagai, M. Ono, K. Shirasaka, S. Wada, H. Wada, F. Kanehiro, A. Kheddar International Journal of Social Robotics 2024
Synchronized Human-Humanoid Motion Imitation A. Dallard, M. Benallegue, F. Kanehiro, A. Kheddar IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters 2023
Human-Robot Handovers Using Task-Space Quadratic Programming M. Djeha, A. Dallard, A. Zermane, P. Gergondet, A. Kheddar International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication 2022