Abstract
The twelve papers in this special issue aim to address a broad spectrum of topics ranging from human-centered intelligent robots acting as a servant, secretary, or companion to intelligent robotic functions. Included are innovative ideas and concepts, new discoveries, and novel applications and business models relevant to the field of human-centered intelligent robots. Topics covered include: modeling, intelligent control, EEG signal processing, pattern recognition and impedance control in unstructured environments are studied for human-centered intelligent robots.
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