Theatre practice promotes development of more social robotsTheatre and dance creators are collaborating to develop more social robots. In the research project Dramaturgy for Devices, researchers and artists in the field of robotics and theatre are working together to develop the behaviour and communication skills of robots. Robots are an increasingly prominent part of our daily lives. They help provide medical care and support in education and in the workplace. They are increasingly capable of performing simple tasks and conveying messages, but they also lack many skills needed for interaction and communication. Dramaturgy for Devices shows how the performing arts can contribute to innovative design tools and methods, and demonstrate the value of the skills and knowledge of theatre practice for technological innovation.Read more
Resilience Reflection #32: Palestinian Sumud and Resilience - A Critical ReflectionIn this issue of Resilience Reflections, Gül Özerol focuses on the role of resilience in maintaining the culture, collective capacity and strength of the Palestinian people in the face of ongoing and escalating adversity.Read more
Theatre practice promotes development of more social robots
Resilience Reflection #32: Palestinian Sumud and Resilience - A Critical Reflection
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