Japanese PM Junichiro Koizumi with Paro,Mental Commitment Robot

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Uploaded by on Oct 6, 2010

Recent advances in robotics have been applied to automation in industrial manufacturing with the primary purpose of optimizing practical systems in terms of such objective measures as accuracy, speed, and cost. However, the resulting robots are mostly kept away from human beings because people can be injured during their everyday functioning.

Unlike industrial robots, "Mental Commitment Robots" are developed to interact with human beings and to make them feel emot

ional attachment to the robots. Rather than using objective measures, these robots trigger more subjective evaluations, evoking psychological impressions such as "cuteness" and comfort. Mental Commitment Robots are designed to provide 3 types of effects: psychological, such as relaxation and motivation, physiological, such as improvement in vital signs, and social effects such as instigating communication among inpatients and caregivers.

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  • sayounara,,,,,,,,,

    

  • 小泉さん好きだったなあ。

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