ASIMO Humanoid robots..........The next generation in robotics,,,,,,,,,,
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If we are to build human-like robots that can
interact naturally with people, our robots must know not only about the
properties of objects but also the properties of animate agents in the
world. One of the fundamental social skills for humans is the
attribution of beliefs, goals, and desires to other people. This set of
skills has often been called a "theory of mind." This paper presents
the theories of Leslie [27] and Baron-Cohen [2] on the development of
theory of mind in human children and discusses the potential application
of both of these theories to building robots with similar
capabilities. Initial implementation details and basic skills (such as
finding faces and eyes and distinguishing animate from inanimate
stimuli) are introduced. I further speculate on the usefulness of a
robotic implementation in evaluating and comparing these two models. 1
Introduction Human social dynamics rely upon the ability to correctly
attribute beliefs, goals, and percepts to other peo...
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