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A humanoid robot to imitate human emotions-Videoconferencing

Bristol, England – A team of scientists from the Robotics Laboratory of Bristol developed the first humanoid able to imitate the facial expressions and lip movements of a human observing. Jules, it is called, is appointed as a head and neck but can instantly copy the movement faces of people he observes with video cameras [...]

This entry was posted on Friday, December 12th, 2008 Posted in Robotics_Research

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