Artificial intelligence of humanoid robot learns to mimic human emotions and behavior

Ready to robot Does it look not only of human, but also acts and reacts as one, expressing emotions such as shyness, excitement or friendliness? Disney Research, an innovative power plant behind Walt Disney, turned it into reality.

Its last creation is a standalone humanoid robot that can mimic human emotions and behavior in real time. Think about it as a real wall, but with an even greater person.

This innovative robot uses advanced Artificial intelligence repeat natural gestures and intentional actions with bright accuracy. What makes it really special is how he learns, watching and imitating human operators who direct their emotional reactions during interactions.

Over time, the robot becomes able to interact independently with people, forcing each interaction to feel personal and realistic.

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How does it work? Learning robots for the feeling

The secret sauce behind this emotional robot lies in the learning process. Initially, the human operator remotely controlled the robot using instincts and social intuition to guide his behavior. For example, if anyone was shyly approached the robot, the operator would have answered in nature, teaching the robot how to reflect this emotion. These interactions were recorded and submitted to the AI ​​system, which analyzed each movement and reaction.

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Disney study explains better this better: “Our model learns to predict the continuous operator teams through the diffusion process and the discrete teams through the classifier.”

Saying easier, II studies two things, smooth movements (such as waving) and specific actions (such as welcome). After a wide preparation for the robot modeling, there was a check with real people, and it nailed it. Users could even recognize the various “moods” created by AI robot.

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Newton’s role: Physics engine for the next -generation robotics

Behind this innovation – Newton, the engine of an open source physics Disney Research developed in collaboration with NVIDIA and Google Deepmind. Newton is intended to close the gap in the robotics “SIM-to REAL”, creating ultra-rareal virtual conditions where robots can be effectively studied. This means that robots can practice sophisticated tasks, such as interaction with soft objects or navigation in complex areas before entering the real world.

Newton’s capabilities are impressive:

• Differential Physics: This allows robots to optimize their movements by imitating how actions will play in real scripts.
• Distribution: Robots can interact with a variety of objects as food or fabric, making them perfect for entertaining goals.
• Acceleration of the graphic processor: With Warp Nvidia technology, modeling is up to 100 times faster than traditional methods.

Disney plans to use Newton to improve its robotic character platform, which includes expressive droids such as BDX models inspired by Star Wars presented in GTC Keynote Nvidia this year.

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Disney’s vision: robots that tell stories

For Disney, these humanoid robots are not just technological progress. They are the storytellers. Kyle Laflin, Senior Vice President Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development, shared his excitement about what’s next.

“This cooperation will allow us to create a new generation of robotic characters that are more expressive and attractive than if you earlier – and to contact our guests ways that can only,” he said.

BDX droids are just the beginning. Disney provides for the future in which the robots are not just tools, but also satellites that make you laugh, cry and feel linked as your favorite Disney heroes.

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The Disney Humanoid robot is to look into the future when the machines do not just help us, they emotionally interact with us. When billions of humanoid robots are expected by 2050, such innovations create the soil for the world where technologies feel more human than if before. Who knows? The next time you visit the Disney Park, you can just talk to the robot that feels as alive as you.

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