Global Mobile Internet Conference: Japanese Scientists Dialogue intelligent robot

Japanese scientists at the Global mobile Internet conference to talk about intelligent robot May 5 Noon news, the Global Mobile Internet conference GMIC2014 this morning at the Beijing National Convention Center. The highlight of this conference is the robot dialogue show. Ishiguro, director of the Institute of Intelligent Robot, Osaka University, explains how artificial intelligence leads future life. The Ishiguro team developed intelligent robots based on an Android open system and said the Japanese believed there would be a robotic society in the future. At the same time, he is more concerned about computer systems and human-like research, but he also admits to the need to understand the boundaries between human beings and people. He points out that robots in the future will have more conversations with people in two directions, one from facial expressions to emotional transmission, the other from Google's search for relevant topics to understand Wikipedia's concepts. At the same time, he suggested that domestic developers use the Android system for robotics research, which would be a good tool and mobile intelligence technology. The robot displayed on the scene can have a smooth dialogue with Ishiguro, and has corresponding eye movement and head movement. When he touches the robot, the robot adapts to the action of the other side and has a corresponding physical response, including emotional expression. ' We're looking at automated smart Android robots that can make people feel human, but they're not perfect yet and need more research into the human brain, ' says Ishiguro. He cites a variety of robot cases to show how to lead the future, including storytelling Android, display window robot, singing robot, salesman robot and dialogue robot. Among them, the salesman robot can receive about 40 customers a day, while the average person can receive about 20 people. We hope to develop a more humane robot, TA will have more emotional answers. But there is not enough emotional dialogue, there is a need for logical dialogue, logic needs to be closer to people's thinking. Ishiguro said. In addition, he showed new research and development-humanoid micro-robots, and said that such a small device in the future may be able to replace the current mobile phone. He said: "Because the elderly and children do not use mobile phones, but can use the imagination of such intelligent terminals." At the Global Mobile Internet Conference, Dr. Ishiguro, a Japanese robot expert, brought his humanoid robot and made live demonstrations.