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Now An "Emotional" Robot That Can Show You How It "Feels"
US researchers have developed a robot, with texture-changing skin mapped to its emotional state, that can express how it is ''feeling''.
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New 'Emotional' Robots Aim To Read Human Feelings
The robot called Forpheus does more than play a mean game of table tennis. It can read body language to gauge its opponent's ability, and offer advice and encouragement.
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Scientists develop a robot that can express its feelings
ERWIN (Emotional Robot with Intelligent Network) has the ability to express five basic emotions while interacting with a human.
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Kaspar the friendly robot helps autistic kids
Eden Sawczenko used to recoil when other little girls held her hand and turned stiff when they hugged her. This year, the 4-year-old autistic girl began playing with a robot that teaches about emotions and physical contact -- and now she hugs everyone."She's a lot more affectionate with her friends now and will even initiate the embrace," said Clai...
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Now An "Emotional" Robot That Can Show You How It "Feels"
US researchers have developed a robot, with texture-changing skin mapped to its emotional state, that can express how it is ''feeling''.
-
New 'Emotional' Robots Aim To Read Human Feelings
The robot called Forpheus does more than play a mean game of table tennis. It can read body language to gauge its opponent's ability, and offer advice and encouragement.
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Scientists develop a robot that can express its feelings
ERWIN (Emotional Robot with Intelligent Network) has the ability to express five basic emotions while interacting with a human.
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Kaspar the friendly robot helps autistic kids
Eden Sawczenko used to recoil when other little girls held her hand and turned stiff when they hugged her. This year, the 4-year-old autistic girl began playing with a robot that teaches about emotions and physical contact -- and now she hugs everyone."She's a lot more affectionate with her friends now and will even initiate the embrace," said Clai...
