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To say that the robot’s series of human-like expressions are eerie would be an understatement.
write the researchers in their paper.
In the video, Emo’s expressions change as rapidly as the researcher’s.
“I think that predicting human facial expressions represents a big step forward in the field of human-robot interaction.
How Emo learned about human expressions is even more fascinating.
This taught Emo the connection between its motor movements and the resulting expressions.
They also trained the AI on real human expressions.
That robot, notably, did not have a face.
I can’t help but imagine what an Emo head on a Figure 01 robot would be like.
Now that’s a future worth losing sleep over
