A Card Playing Humanoid for Understanding Socio-emotional Interaction
@inproceedings{Kim2010ACP, title={A Card Playing Humanoid for Understanding Socio-emotional Interaction}, author={Min-Gyu Kim and Kenji Suzuki}, booktitle={ICEC}, year={2010} }
This paper describes the groundwork for designing a social and emotional interaction between a human and robot in game-playing. We considered that understanding deception in terms of mind reading plays a key role in realistic interactions for social robots. In order to understand the human mind, the humanoid robot observes nonverbal deception cues through multimodal perception during poker playing which is one of human social activities. Additionally, the humanoid manipulates the real…
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