Presentation 2003/1/17
Investigation of the Emotional Motion for Communication between Human and Robot
Hiroko HAYASHI, Hiroyuki MIYAMOTO,
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Abstract(in English) When robots support human life, they should provide assistive services human feels some mental interactions. In our daily life, the body language is used as means of communication. Robot motions as of now are, however, no life, and they perform just tasks; robots are not good at expression of their emotion with their motion. This study is for the purpose of generating robot's trajectories which convey their emotion to us. Measurement experiment of the motion reflecting each of three emotions, neutral, friendly and angry, was conducted, features for each emotion were extracted. Relationship between features of an emotion-reflecting motion and impression of that was found, and human's communication ability was then considered. Subjective evaluation experiment about robot motions was made using animations. It was studied how human impressions depend on the relative position between human and robot.
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Keyword(in English) Support / Robot / Impression / Emotion / Trajectory
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Title (in English) Investigation of the Emotional Motion for Communication between Human and Robot
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Keyword(1) Support
Keyword(2) Robot
Keyword(3) Impression
Keyword(4) Emotion
Keyword(5) Trajectory
1st Author's Name Hiroko HAYASHI
1st Author's Affiliation Department of Computer Science, Chiba Institute of Technology()
2nd Author's Name Hiroyuki MIYAMOTO
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Computer Science, Chiba Institute of Technology
Date 2003/1/17
Paper # ET2002-86
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 594
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 5
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