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- Robotics on Aug 16, 2007
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From the page: "Human social behavior shares much in common with dance. Our speech, as well as the movement of our body, head, and hands, is periodic and rhythmic. The goal of the BeatBots project is to develop robots that can interact with people by synchronizing with these social rhythms.... more
Reviewed by plsburydoughboy Sep 17 2007, 05:09pm ( 17 reviews ) • beatbots.org
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Rated by ali8403 on Feb 22 2009, 6:32am
interesting. it is so cute.
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Rated by krissybee14 on Oct 02 2008, 6:12pm
The robot so cute... Especially when it dances.
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Rated by Gillonde on Jan 21 2008, 2:50pm
O man, I want one of these incredible yellow dancing robots so much! And the scientists who made it are cool, because they use Spoon as the music to dance to!
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Rated by plsburydoughboy on Sep 17 2007, 5:09pm
From the page: "Human social behavior shares much in common with dance. Our speech, as well as the movement of our body, head, and hands, is periodic and rhythmic. The goal of the BeatBots project is to develop robots that can interact with people by synchronizing with these social rhythms. We believe that rhythmic synchrony is as important for establishing engagement, rapport, and comfort between a robot and a person as it is between people." I think they're serious about this guys.
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Rated by huge116 on Aug 30 2007, 9:21am
Wow, very cool.
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Rated by bakerspecial on Aug 29 2007, 6:00am
Great concept. Children couldn't help but interact with this cute little guy. Fun to watch him dance.