Robotics Advances Realistically

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This week, we take a look at the most advanced robots in terms of realism

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Nadine is a social humanoid created by the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore .

She is able to memorize conversations that you had together and use them in context for the next time you talk to her.

Nadine sees or censors something, thinks about what to do, and then performs an action.

Basically, it's like Siri , Alexa or Google Now , but with more personality.

Animation itself has a lot to do with the accurate portrayal of motion for the created characters, as you've seen in my How Big Is Disney Video? The Avatar shaman robot at Disney World is said to be the most expressive face ever made, with 42 independent actuators and seven in the neck alone, giving it almost human likeability of expression.

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