RoboAICon2023: Robots that read emotions
Robots are becoming more adept at reading human emotions and thoughts simply by "looking" into their faces. This advancement could one day lead to more emotionally responsive machines that are able to recognise changes in a person's physical or mental health. Researchers at Case Western Reserve University claim to be advancing the artificial intelligence (AI) that powers interactive video games and will soon improve the following generation of customised robots that are probably going to coexist with humans. Additionally, it is being done in real time by the Case Western Reserve robots. Kiju Lee , the Nord Distinguished Assistant Professor in mechanical and aerospace engineering at the Case School of Engineering, and graduate student Xiao Liu have created new machines that can recognise human emotions nearly quickly and with 98 percent accuracy. Similar results had previously been obtained by other researchers, but the robots frequently answered too slowly. Even a ...