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Singing minstrel robots, a means for improving social behaviors
Igor Rodríguez, Aitzol Astigarraga, Txelo Ruiz, Elena Lazkano
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
Bertsolaritza, Basque improvised contest poetry, offers another sphere to develop robot body language and robot communication capabilities, that shares some similarities with theatrical performances. It is also a new area to work on social robotics. The work presented in this paper makes some steps forward in designing and implementing the set of behaviors the robots need to show in the stage to increase, on the one hand robot autonomy and on the other hand, credibility and sociability.
Keywords
RobotCONTESTSingingAutonomyComputer scienceSocial robotCredibilitySet (abstract data type)RoboticsHuman–computer interaction
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