Robots learn to express emotions

Feelix-Growing, one of the follow-up projects of Humaine, is featured in Euronews.

Robots are now being developed that can “understand” human emotions. They can interact with their users, and express happiness and sadness, depending on the situation.

European researchers working on the Feelix Growing project hope that their caring robots will eventually be able to provide companionship for the elderly, monitor patients, and help autistic children.

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Deadlines: International Conference on Music and Emotion 01 March 2009; Emotion-Aware Natural Interaction 01 April 2009; Real-Time Affect Analysis and Interpretation: Closing the Affective Loop in Virtual Agents and Robots 06 April 2009; More...

Workshops: AISB 2009 Symposium on Affective Bodily Expression Edinburgh, UK,
06 April 2009; International Conference on Music and Emotion University of Durham,
31 August 2009; More...

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