UC San Diego Machine Perception Lab with Kokoro and Hanson Robotics
The Machine Perception Laboratory at UC San Diego's Institute for Neural Computation, led by Javier Movellan, builds systems that perceive and interact with people in real time, including face and expression recognition and robot learning. It created the Diego-san child android with a Kokoro body and Hanson Robotics head to study infant development.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 11 humanoid
- First robot
- 2013One year so far
- Headquarters
- La Jolla (San Diego)United States
- Is it still sold?No longer soldEvery robot is retired or discontinued
- What is new?2013-01Robot baby Diego-san shows its face on video
Robots
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Humanoids 1 humanoid
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- Robot baby Diego-san shows its face on video IEEE Spectrum · Diego-san
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- Founded
- 1960
- Headquarters
- La Jolla (San Diego), United States
- Focus
- real-time perception, facial expression recognition and developmental robotics
- Funding
- public university (UC San Diego R&D spending $1.42 billion in 2021)
- Partners
- Kokoro (Diego-san body), Hanson Robotics (Diego-san head); many lab members later moved to Apple
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