| Autor: |
Prescott, Tony J., Mitchinson, Ben, Conran, Sebastian |
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ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction; Mar2018, p41-41, 1p |
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Future companion and assistive robots will interact directly with end-users in their own homes over extended periods of time. To be useful, and remain engaging over the long-term, these technologies need to pass a new threshold in social robotics--to be aware of people, their identities, emotions and intentions and to adapt their behavior to different individuals. Our long-term goal is to match the social cognition ability of companion animals who recognize people and their intentions without linguistic communication. The MiRo robot is a petsized mobile platform, with a brain-based control system and an emotionally-engaging appearance, which is being developed for research on companion robotics, and for applications in education, assistive living and robot-assisted therapy. This paper describes new MiRo capabilities for social cognition that support the adaptation of behavior towards people and other robots. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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