
Overview
H2020 PERSEO was a European research project focused on developing personalized robotics as service-oriented applications. The project aimed to create adaptive robotic systems that can provide tailored services to individuals in various contexts, including healthcare, education, and social interaction.
Objectives
- Develop service-oriented robotic architectures for personalized applications
- Create adaptive interaction frameworks that learn from user behavior
- Implement multi-modal interaction capabilities (speech, gesture, touch)
- Evaluate robotic services in real-world scenarios
Key Achievements
- Service-Oriented Architecture: Developed a flexible framework for robotic services
- Personalization Engine: Created AI-driven personalization algorithms
- Multi-Robot Coordination: Implemented systems for collaborative robotic services
- Real-World Deployment: Tested in healthcare and educational settings
Technology Stack
- ROS 2 for robot control and coordination
- Machine Learning for behavior adaptation
- Natural Language Processing for conversational interfaces
- Computer Vision for environmental awareness
- Cloud Robotics for distributed intelligence
Impact
The PERSEO project contributed significantly to the field of service robotics by:
- Advancing personalized human-robot interaction
- Developing reusable robotic service components
- Creating open-source tools for the robotics community
- Demonstrating real-world applications of service robotics
Legacy
While the PERSEO project has concluded, its outcomes continue to influence ongoing research in social robotics and personalized robotic services. The project’s open-source contributions remain available for researchers and developers.
Partners

Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Italy

University of Manchester
United Kingdom



