Teaching my computer to touch me the way I touch it. Recorded gestures on my phone to machine learning to hallucinated gestures to robot arm.
Tag: empathy
Guangzhou restaurant fires its robot staff for their incompetence
Animal-like machine responding to your every move
Madeline Gannon has a pretty clear discourse about the goal of her research and although she tends to blur the boundary between humans and robots, she clearly keeps them in the realm of objects.
Unfortunately, the same can not be said about the description under the video. Clearly Pier 9 is making it sound ridiculous by anthropomorphizing Mimus.
Mimus is a giant industrial robot that’s curious about the world around her. Mimus sees the world differently than us – she uses sensors embedded in the ceiling above to see everyone around her simultaneously. Mimus can react and move quickly around her space to follow your actions and try to decipher your body language.
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Feel Touch on Robotic Hand
For the grand test, they blindfolded the subject and hooked him up to a robotic hand. When they pressed one of the fingers of the hand, it
communicated with the implant, which fired the neurons in the region of the brain corresponding to that finger. At first, the patient was able to correctly identify the location about 85 percent of the time. Then, as he got used to it, he reached 100 percent.“
Robot learns to play with Lego by watching human teachers
Robot learns to play with Lego by watching human teachers
Part of being a good teacher is understanding that the device that you’re teaching has different ways of acting in the world and different ways of perceiving it
Billard
Tactile Contact With Intimate Parts of a Human-Shaped Robot is Physiologically Arousing
Touching less accessible regions of the robot (e.g., buttocks and genitals) was more physiologically arousing than touching more accessible regions (e.g., hands and feet). No differences in physiological arousal were found when just pointing to those same
anatomical regions.”
Source: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/humanoids/stanford-touching-nao-robot
Morning gym together
Campaign against sex [with] robots
“It’s something we should be very concerned about,” she said, “because
if people feel they can have an intimate relationship with a machine,
that is saying something serious about how we’re experiencing empathy
with each other.” − Kathleen Richardson.