Yotaro baby simulator robot from the University of Tsukuba
Want to know what it’s like being a parent? The engineers at the University of Tsukuba in Japan have created a small baby simulator robot called Yotaro ヨタロウ who comes with an interactive screen that doubles as a face.
The interactive robot that is capable of portraying a whole range of facial expressions typical of a baby complete with the bodily movements and physiological characteristics. Yotaro can respond via an extremely well developed emotion-control system that signals an appropriate reaction to the user including its ability to cry real tears on its 2 dimensional face.
Yotaro baby simulator robot videos
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January 19th, 2010 at 3:07 pm
The should have also put this baby-simulator into the SUIMA bed to make the picture complete
that’s a good moto for the young Japanese couples to catch up with demographics in the developed markets.