Geminoid studies science and technologies for humanlike teleoperated androids - Ishiguro, Hiroshi; Dalla Libera, Fabio; SpringerLink (Online service). (Singapore Springer Singapore, 2018)
Development of an android system integrated with sensor networks -- Building artificial humans to understand humans -- Androids as a telecommunication medium with a humanlike presence -- Generating natural motion in an android by mapping human motion -- Evaluation of formant-based lip motion generation in teleoperated humanoid robots -- Analysis of head motions and speech, and head motion control in an android robot -- Generation of head motion during dialogue speech, and evaluation in humanoid robots -- Uncanny Valley of androids and the Lateral Inhibition Hypothesis -- Evaluation of robot appearance using a brain science technique -- Persistence of the Uncanny Valley -- Can a teleoperated android represent personal presence? - A case study with children -- Cues that trigger social transmission of disinhibition in young children -- Effects of observing eye contact between a robot and another person -- Can an android persuade you? -- Attitude change induced by different appearances of interaction agents -- Do robot appearance and speech affect people's attitude? Evaluation through the Ultimatum Game -- Isolation of physical traits and conversational content for personality design -- Body Ownership Transfer to a teleoperated android -- Effect of perspective change on Body Ownership Transfer -- Body Ownership Transfer by social interaction -- Exploring minimal requirement for Body Ownership Transfer by brain-computer interface -- Regulating emotion with Body Ownership Transfer -- Adjusting brain activity with Body Ownership Transfer -- At the cafâe - Exploration and analysis of people's nonverbal behavior toward an android -- At the cafâe - From an object to a subject -- At the hospital -- At the department store - can androids be a social entity in the real world? -- At the department store - can androids be salespeople in the real world? -- At the theater - Designing robot behavior in conversations based on contemporary colloquial theatre theory -- At the theater - Possibilities of androids as poetry-reciting agents.
Electronic reproduction.
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