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Angelica Lim

Angelica Lim

Researcher, Okuno Speech Media Processing Lab
Kyoto University

Disciplines: Computer Science

Angelica Lim builds artificial intelligence for robots to interact with humans in a smart, fun way by combining neuroscience, machine learning, and developmental psychology to model emotion. She has a Ph.D. in Informatics from Kyoto University in Japan, where she serves as a researcher in the Okuno Speech Media Processing Lab in the Department of Intelligence Science and Technology. She currently works as a Software Engineering Manager at Aldebaran Robotics in Paris, France. Her previous creations include robots that play music in a human ensemble, speak and gesture with expression, recognize emotion in movement, and explore land and sea.

Website: http://www.angelicalim.com/

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Building the Emotional Machine
Robots Grow Up

Building the Emotional Machine

By Angelica Lim, Kyoto University March 17, 2016

To create robots with feelings, researchers are programming them to learn and develop emotion the way human children do.

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