japanese android girl

[Admin]

This is the japanese android girl that has recieved a lot of media attention lately . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbFFs4DHWys&eurl=

Anyone feel this bot crosses the chasm?

[elpezzz]

would you date her?

 

[Arislan]

I don't think she classifies easily. She appears to be just an animatronic, incapable of processing input or any AI...she speaks a recording.

[Dosbomber]

Is she "fully functional", and "trained in multiple techniques"?

She IS kinda cute....   

[JesseWelling]

I was going to say creepy.....

[sdk32285]

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[Admin]

Konechewa! Sugoi, des onay? Kawaii!!! Or something like that . . .

Anyway, a closeup conversational I Love Hello Kitty version of the robot android lady . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sjV_lxSVQo&mode=related&search=

[Nyx]

For some reason it seems everytime the japanese make some female android, they have to give it the voice of a cartoon character, and it never really fits.

[JesseWelling]

Have you ever meet any japanese girls? They *DO* have cartoon voices.

[Nyx]

Have you ever meet any japanese girls? They *DO* have cartoon voices.

Sure I did, and they didn't have silly mannerisms like that

[hgordon]

This isn't such a big leap from Disney's animatronics that were developed 30-40 years ago, though the robots in that RoboSapiens video that robot-dreams linked to a few days ago - the ones that could articulate their eyebrows and blink their eyes - did a pretty good job of conveying personality.

[JesseWelling]

I guess you have never been to a japanese bank.

[Tsukubadaisei]

I have visited her last year, in Osaka, when she (it?) was in the final stage of development before being introduced to the public.
Have you guys seen this one? It is not so cute, but much more functional.(and has  better voice too)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=091ugdiojEM

The cute one was programmed only to indroduce her(it)self and answer simple questions, but this one I posted also has vision. She can recognize some actions, objects and faces, but none of them can't walk or pick objects or do anything else.

I dont understand why everybody is so excited about those robots. They are still in a very early stage of development and both I and my advisor teacher here in Japan, Mr. Sankai, agree that those androids wont be available for at least 25 years. And when they start selling them it won't be less than $80k(mass production case).

[Jess]

They're really creepy!

The movements don't look very smooth or realistic, it does remind me of Disney animatronics.

Jess.

[Tsukubadaisei]

They're really creepy!

The movements don't look very smooth or realistic, it does remind me of Disney animatronics.

Jess.

Patience, my friend. If they don't develop those "creepy" androids, they will never be able to develop better ones and you think they are so creepy then you should stop criticize and build one yourself.

[ed1380]

I don't think he meant creepy in a bad way. I also think it's creepy(scary a little), but know they have to start somewhere, and soon we won't be able to tell the diference from a real person and one of those.

[dosprompt007]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=091ugdiojEM

I think it is telling that the watermark on this video is from horror.com.  Brrr.