WD-2, a "face robot" developed by researchers from Waseda University in Tokyo, not only makes facial expressions, but changes its facial expressions with nearly the minute detail of a human face. In the future, personal robots may serve a multitude of purposes in work and entertainment with humans, and therefore must be able to communicate in a human-like manner. The researchers say that the mask can be modified to "copy" a human face, even displaying a person's hair style and skin color when a photo of their face is projected onto the 3D mask.
the full article and video
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.