Machine performers could constitute an investigation of cultural codes of the theatre audience in order to look at a broader understanding of the machine itself. This paper investigates the perception of the robotic agent in the following four areas: the historical lineage of the uncanny valley, artificial intelligence (AI), anthropomorphism, causality and animacy. These four areas will be looked upon from the perspective of “body versus action” in an alternate way than science
The central interest of this paper is the anthropomorphic social robot Ai-Da (Aidan Meller Gallery/O...
Robots and puppets are linked by a common human impulse: the desire to give life to nonliving object...
This contribution reconstructs the case of the so-called uncanny valley, or precisely the dimension ...
In this thesis, the author explores and develops new attributes for machine performers and merges th...
By investigating the representations of the human throughout history of the robots, we analyze robot...
This chapter examines the potentials arising from the embodiment of Machine Performers. Thru an anal...
This paper discusses the notion of anthropomorphism and perceived behaviours in the social robots fr...
The article systematizes and analyzes the existing experience of organizing the creative process in ...
This paper considers the use of tele-operated robots in live performance. Robots and performance hav...
Abstract. In this paper, we rethink the problem of intelligent living machines in the context of ori...
Cybernetic and robotic agents have long played an instrumental role in the production of ‘machine cr...
This paper considers the use of tele-operated and autonomous robots in live performance. Theatre is ...
In two separate papers, Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Robotics researcher Guy Hoffman takes as a star...
The concept of the uncanny has attracted the attention of critics and scholars for nearly a century....
The uncanny valley hypothesis suggests that a high (but not perfect) human-likeness of robots is ass...
The central interest of this paper is the anthropomorphic social robot Ai-Da (Aidan Meller Gallery/O...
Robots and puppets are linked by a common human impulse: the desire to give life to nonliving object...
This contribution reconstructs the case of the so-called uncanny valley, or precisely the dimension ...
In this thesis, the author explores and develops new attributes for machine performers and merges th...
By investigating the representations of the human throughout history of the robots, we analyze robot...
This chapter examines the potentials arising from the embodiment of Machine Performers. Thru an anal...
This paper discusses the notion of anthropomorphism and perceived behaviours in the social robots fr...
The article systematizes and analyzes the existing experience of organizing the creative process in ...
This paper considers the use of tele-operated robots in live performance. Robots and performance hav...
Abstract. In this paper, we rethink the problem of intelligent living machines in the context of ori...
Cybernetic and robotic agents have long played an instrumental role in the production of ‘machine cr...
This paper considers the use of tele-operated and autonomous robots in live performance. Theatre is ...
In two separate papers, Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Robotics researcher Guy Hoffman takes as a star...
The concept of the uncanny has attracted the attention of critics and scholars for nearly a century....
The uncanny valley hypothesis suggests that a high (but not perfect) human-likeness of robots is ass...
The central interest of this paper is the anthropomorphic social robot Ai-Da (Aidan Meller Gallery/O...
Robots and puppets are linked by a common human impulse: the desire to give life to nonliving object...
This contribution reconstructs the case of the so-called uncanny valley, or precisely the dimension ...