Paper Info
Title
Android emotions revealed
Abstract
This work presents a method for designing facial interfaces for sociable android robots with respect to the fundamental rules of human affect expression. Extending the work of Paul Ekman towards a robotic direction, we follow the judgment-based approach for evaluating facial expressions to test in which case an android robot like the Geminoid|DK ---a duplicate of an Original person- reveals emotions convincingly; when following an empirical perspective, or when following a theoretical one. The methodology includes the processes of acquiring the empirical data, and gathering feedback on them. Our findings are based on the results derived from a number of judgments, and suggest that before programming the facial expressions of a Geminoid, the Original should pass through the proposed procedure. According to our recommendations, the facial expressions of an android should be tested by judges, even in cases that no Original is engaged in the android face creation.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1007/978-3-642-34103-8_6
ICSR
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
emotions convincingly,android face creation,facial interface,facial expression,paul ekman,original person,android robot,empirical perspective,android emotion,empirical data,sociable android robot,social robotics,emotions,facial expressions
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
9
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Evgenios Vlachos1133.45
Henrik Schärfe2499.30