Diego-San, A Humanoid Robot With an Unsettlingly Realistic Face Programmed to Learn From the World Like a Baby
Diego-San is a humanoid robot with an unsettlingly realistic face programmed to learn from the world the way a human baby does. The robot was developed by David Hanson for the Machine Perception Lab at the UCSD Institute for Neural Computation and is a useful tool for studying the interactions between robots and humans.
Hanson has created a number of other realistic-looking humanoid robots including one modeled after Albert Einstein.
via The Presurfer
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