Uncanny Valley
Replicating the uncanny valley across conditions using morphed and robotic faces
... the uncanny valley effect. They managed to capture the uncanny valley curvature by presenting mechanistic faces ranging from very robot-like, to faces with a high degree of ...the ...
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Human-Likeness in Robots. Human-Robot Interaction, Social Robots, Uncanny Valley
... “Uncanny Valley” has been suggested by researchers to limit the human likeness in appearance of robots to a certain level to avoid negative response from ...
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The aesthetic appeal of prosthetic limbs and the Uncanny Valley : the role of personal characteristics in attraction
... The aesthetics of prosthetic design is a field of study which until now has been subject to little investigation, and no research has been attempted before into the relationship of aesthetic attraction to devices and ...
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A Bayesian explanation of the 'Uncanny Valley' effect and related psychological phenomena
... ‘uncanny valley’ effect whereby a near human-looking artifact can trigger feelings of eeriness and ...the uncanny valley effect, but it may also provide ...
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The Uncanny Valley as a universal experience : a replication study using multilevel modelling
... However, when comparing Dutch and German participants to each other, there are no characteristic differences between them. This suggests that translation issues might only be a minor inconvenience and that it didn’t have ...
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Overcoming the uncanny valley: Displays of emotions reduce the uncanniness of humanlike robots
... the uncanny valley has found mixed ...as uncanny by participants without autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), and only ASD participants reported reduced levels of ...as uncanny (Experiment ...
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The "Uncanny Valley" and the Verisimilitude of Sexual Offenders--Part I: An "Ethorobotic" Perspective
... the uncanny valley applies strictly to the character or “ethos” of nonhuman ...the uncanny valley principle involved some degree of inanimate or nonhuman object designed with some aspect of ...
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Ctrl+Alt+Delete : the changing landscape of the uncanny valley and the fear of second loss
... In the process of creating the Dadbot....I was always wanting it to be ....better and better and better..... you know with more....knowledge and....better able to respond....and more of my father’s signature ...
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The audio Uncanny Valley: Sound, fear and the horror game
... consequential uncanny result, can be compared to a recent paper by Tinwell and Grimshaw that did include the voices of virtual characters (as well as their facial expression and facial behaviour) in a relatively ...
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The Uncanny Valley Phenomenon: A replication with short presentation times
... the Uncanny Valley arises from ambiguity that is experienced at the boundary between perceptual categories (de Gelder, Teunisse, & Benson, 1997; Repp, ...the uncanny valley ...the ...
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The Uncanny Valley The Effect of Removing Blendshapes from Facial Animation
... propose that fear and disgust makes are the emotions that are one of the reasons that cause the uncanny valley(mortal salience and disease avoidance). Surprise can sometimes be confused as fear, making ...
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Artificial Intelligence & Popular Music: SKYGGE, Flow Machines, and the Audio Uncanny Valley
... audio uncanny valley in relation to AIPM (artificial intelligence popular music), this article offers a lens through which to examine the more novel and unusual melodies and harmonisations made possible ...
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Effect of emotion and articulation of speech on the Uncanny Valley in virtual characters
... the Uncanny Valley phenomenon in realistic, human-like, virtual ...the uncanny for anger; yet increased perception of the uncanny for characters expressing happiness with an exaggeration of ...
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Facial expression of emotion and perception of the Uncanny Valley in virtual characters
... Design guidelines have been authored to advise character designers on how to avoid the Uncanny Valley. Such guidelines have included factors such as facial features and proportion and level of detail in ...
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Uncanny as usability obstacle
... the Uncanny Valley does serve as a usability obstacle with a strong correlation between a user’s satisfaction rating and the perceived strangeness for a character, with the characters rated the strangest ...
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Strange Reality: On Glitches and Uncanny Play
... the uncanny (Freud 1955b, ...as uncanny” ...the uncanny, from the dead which return to haunt from the past and the death that inevitably faces the subject from some indeterminate point in their ...
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Uncanny behaviour in survival horror games
... the uncanny, the roboticist Mori (1970) ...the Uncanny Valley and predicted that this phenomenon would be even more exaggerated with moving ...the Uncanny Valley, Mori suggested that ...
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Bridging the Uncanny: An impossible traverse?
... the Uncanny Valley for human-like characters in video games, it can sometimes seem that the more human-like characters become, the more vociferously potential users will object ...the uncanny ...
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Expansion, Excess and the Uncanny: Deadly Premonition and Twin Peaks
... distinctively uncanny affect through the combination of television genres/storytelling traditions that would have been highly familiar to audiences at the time of its first broadcast: the police procedural and the ...
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Uncanny matters: Kafka’s burrow, the unhomely and the study of organizational space
... the uncanny (…) the buildings and spaces that have acted as the sites for uncanny experiences have been invested with recognizable characteristics’ (Vidler, 1992: ...the uncanny are closely related ...
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