Delighted to see that our paper modeling obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorders in a robot is the third most downloaded paper from the journal Computational Psychiatry over the last year. https://t.co/nxM2zXdo5o
Interview with Lola talking about Robin - our robot toddler that "has diabetes". Why would you make a robot with diabetes? Read on…
https://t.co/9lPPO0lNCZ
Interview with Lola talking about Robin - our robot toddler that "has diabetes". Why would you make a robot with diabetes? Read on…
https://t.co/9lPPO0lNCZ
Join BCS Hertfordshire on 7th March 2020 for their computer fair .helloworld@Herts Computing Fair and Fun Day. 11am till 4pm. See https://t.co/Km08T8lRd1 for more details.
An article in @NewScientist on our research using robots to model OCD: https://t.co/aZnN2ZgK1j
It's early days for robot models of mental disorders, but a potentially very exciting application of robotics/AI.
An article in @NewScientist on our research using robots to model OCD: https://t.co/aZnN2ZgK1j
It's early days for robot models of mental disorders, but a potentially very exciting application of robotics/AI.
Today we're demoing our work on modeling obsessive-compulsive disorder at UglyDuck near London Bridge. Speaking at the #IntelligentMachinery symposium in a few minutes. #OCD#AI#robots
Great talk by @LFeldmanBarrett at @acii2019 about the importance of understanding and studying the variability of emotions, and the key contributions that "affective technology" can potentially make.