Uncanny valley

Kyianenko, D.; Morozova, Iryna Anatoliivna

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Title	Uncanny valley
Authors	Kyianenko, D. Morozova, Iryna Anatoliivna
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Keywords	людиноподібні роботи робот человекоподобные роботы humanoid robots robot
Type	Conference Papers
Date of Issue	2020
URI	https://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/77879
Publisher	Sumy State University
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Citation	Kyianenko, D. Uncanny valley [Текст] / D. Kyianenko, I.A. Morozova // To Make the World Smarter and Safer: матеріали XIV всеукраїнської науково-практичної конференції студентів, аспірантів та викладачів Лінгвістичного навчально-методичного центру кафедри іноземних мов СумДУ (26 березня 2020 р.) / за заг. ред. Г.І. Литвиненко. – Суми: СумДУ, 2020. – С. 16-17.
Abstract	Sometimes humanoid-like robots or computer characters evoke fear. This is because we know that they are only created to look like people. For example: robot Sophia looks like a real person, but it can’t move naturally, it moves like a robot and sometimes it scares. This phenomenon is called "Uncanny Valley" and it was introduced in the 1970s by Japanese roboticist Masahiro Mori. Mori loved designing robots and the more he learned, the more realistic his creatures looked. But he noticed that the simpler the robots were the more positive reaction they evoked but the more realistic or human-like they became, the more people got scared of them.
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