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Becoming Human with Humanoid: From Physical Interaction to Social Intelligence

Ahmad Hoirul Basori, Ali Leylavi Shoushtari and Andon Venelinov Topalov

  • 158 pages
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Explores how humanoid robots move from physical interaction toward social intelligence. Covers the design and behavior that make robots feel more human.

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