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Anthropomimetic robot is just a tad bit creepy

Posted on August 31, 2009 by Jerry Fahrni
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ecerobotEccerobot (Embodied Cognition in a Compliantly Engineered Robot) is an anthropomimetic robot developed by a consortium of labs in Europe. An antrhopomimetic robot imitates not just the human form, but human biological structures and functions as well. This gives the robot the potential for human-like movements and interactions.

From the website: “The ECCEROBOT project is a spin-off of the CRONOS1 project conducted at the University of Essex. The goal of this project was to investigate machine consciousness through internal modelling. For this purpose the first anthropomimetic robot torso was built. Within the ECCEROBOT project we will further enhance this torso, develop a controller for it, and investigate the development of human-like cognitive abilities.”

Reminds me a little of the “terminators” in Terminator movies. Like I said, creepy.

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One Response to “Anthropomimetic robot is just a tad bit creepy”

  1. laura says:
    September 1, 2009 at 11:26 pm

    ewww….very creepy!

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