Developer - Hiroshi Ishiguro
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Developer - Hiroshi Ishiguro
https://youtu.be/cb_tmGe3ga0
Published on Aug 3, 2015
Article "Would you mistake robot Erica for the real thing?"
Realistic humanoid robots are still in the realm of science fiction, but research is bringing them ever closer to reality.
by Julian Prokaza
August 17, 2015
Article "Japan's Erica android isn't as creepy as other talking robots"
by Adario Strange
August 12, 2015
Article "Erica, the 'most beautiful and intelligent' android, leads Japan's robot revolution"
Although the day when every household has its own robot is some way off, the Japanese are demonstrating a formidable acceptance of humanoids
by Justin McCurry
December 31, 2015
https://youtu.be/W5EJlBzomF0
Erica PR
Published on Jan 13, 2016
https://youtu.be/_NTj88EdPtM
An effect of emotional expression in a conversation English
Published on Mar 8, 2016
https://youtu.be/oRlwvLubFxg
This might be the most life-like (and creepiest) robot ever built
Published on Oct 31, 2016
Quote:
Nov. 1 -- Bloomberg's Hello World host Ashlee Vance recently traveled to Osaka University to see Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s latest creation, an android named Erica that's designed to work, one day, as a receptionist or personal assistant. The android has lifelike skin and facial gestures and uses artificial intelligence software to listen to and respond to requests. Is Erica creepy? To Vance she is, but not to Professor Ishiguro, who considers her nearly indistinguishable from a human.
https://youtu.be/mDLkZGxuA-8
Erica with male
Published on Mar 12, 2017
https://youtu.be/dt8ugWEHgwI
The Performers: Act VII | Hiroshi Ishiguro
Published on Jul 12, 2018
Quote:
In ‘The Performers’ Act VII #Gucci and British GQ’s video series, the film opens with Erica—a robot created by Hiroshi Ishiguro—asking “Lately, I’ve been wondering what is the distinction between you and me?” referring to the differences between humans and robots.
Director: Barbara Anastacio
Article "A.I. Robot Cast In Lead Role of $70M Sci-Fi Film"
by Rebecca Keegan
June 24, 2020