K. Dautenhahn and A. Billard. Studying robot social cognition within a developmental psychology framework. In Proc. of 3rd Int. Workshop on Advanced Mobile Robots, 1999. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....infant development exactly, the authors claimed that the systems design was heavily inspired by the role motivations and facial expressions play in maintaining an appropriate level of stimulation during social interaction with adults [12, p. 51] Along a similar line, Dautenhahn and Billard [14] discussed the emergence of global interaction patterns through exploitation of movement dynamics in the case of human robot interaction. The authors based their experiments on an influential theory of cognitive development proposed by Vygotsky [41] which states that social interactions are of ....
....infant may produce in the age range between 10 and 12 months, namely emotive grunts, canonical babblings, and a formulaic proto language. The synthesis of a robotic protolanguage through interaction of a robot either with human or a robotic teacher was also investigated by Dautenhahn and Billard [14]. Recently, developmentally inspired approaches to robot imitation have received considerable attention [11, 15, 17] Many authors suggested a relatively straightforward two stage procedure: First, associate proprioceptive Subject area Goal Focus Robot References Social interaction low level ....
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K. Dautenhahn and A. Billard. Studying robot social cognition within a developmental psychology framework. In Proc. of 3rd Int. Workshop on Advanced Mobile Robots, 1999.
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....robot but rather to the reactive part , i.e. they were interested in investigating the sensory channels of the doll and other details which made the robot reacting. More information on the project AURORA which aims at using a mobile robot as a remedial tool for children with autism is given in (Dautenhahn 1999), Werry Dautenhahn 1999) However, some people with autism show animal empathy (i.e. they can understand animals) so a mechanism of empathic resonance (with animals) seems to exist. Moreover, some high functioning people with autism can learn and train themselves in social behavior to some ....
....part , i.e. they were interested in investigating the sensory channels of the doll and other details which made the robot reacting. More information on the project AURORA which aims at using a mobile robot as a remedial tool for children with autism is given in (Dautenhahn 1999) Werry Dautenhahn 1999). However, some people with autism show animal empathy (i.e. they can understand animals) so a mechanism of empathic resonance (with animals) seems to exist. Moreover, some high functioning people with autism can learn and train themselves in social behavior to some extent, by learning and ....
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Dautenhahn, K., and Billard, A. 1999. Studying robot social cognition within a developmental psychology framework. Proc. Eurobot99, Third European Workshop on Advanced Mobile Robots, September 1999, Switzerland.
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