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Robotic Facial Expression Using a Curved Surface Display

Minoru Hashimoto, D. Morooka

Year
2006
Citations
21

Abstract

We propose robotic facial expression using a curved surface display. An image of the robot’s face is displayed on a curved screen to form a facial expression easily compared to other mechanical facial expression. The curved surface gives the face a three-dimensional effect due to not possible using a plane image. The curved surface display consists of a domed screen, a fish-eye lens, and a projector. The face robot has a neck to move the head. We detail the domed display, compensation for image distortion, and the drawing of shadow images indicating the direction of a light source. The facial expression is animated and the head moves using the neck conducted. Experiments confirmed the effectiveness of our proposal.

Keywords

Computer visionFacial expressionArtificial intelligenceProjectorComputer scienceExpression (computer science)Face (sociological concept)Distortion (music)Surface (topology)Shadow (psychology)

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