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Robot learns realistic lip sync by watching itself and online videos
Source: sciencedaily.com · May 25, 2026
Summary
Columbia Engineering researchers developed a robot that autonomously learns realistic lip movements for speech and singing by observing its own reflection and human videos, without explicit programming. This self-supervised learning approach significantly reduces the uncanny valley effect in human-robot interaction.
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