Ameca, humanoid robot, Engineered Arts Limited, Penryn, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom

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Developer - Engineered Arts Limited

Home page - engineeredarts.co.uk/ameca

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Ameca humanoid robot AI platform

Dec 1, 2021

This is not CGI! First look at Ameca , most advanced humanoid robot from @Engineered Arts Designed as a platform for AI and human robot interaction (HRI) . Will be on show at #ces2022.

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Ameca gestures
December 1, 2021

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Article "A New Humanoid Robot Has the Most Advanced and Realistic Facial Expressions Yet"
The bot is a platform that will used to test more robotic technologies.

by Ameya Paleja
December 3, 2021

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Watch Ameca the humanoid robot in its FIRST public demo

Jan 6, 2022

Last year, a video of Ameca the robot's facial expressions had the world fascinated (and terrified). But the creators of this humanoid say Ameca is the face of the future.

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Ameca facial expressions

Aug 12, 2022

We've been working on teaching #ameca a wider range of facial expressions
Added 12 new actuators - now the challenge is how to control all the expressive capabilities

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Ameca conversation using GPT 3 - Will robots take over the world?

Sep 9, 2022

This #ameca demo couples automated speech recognition with GPT 3 - a large language model that generates meaningful answers - the output is fed to an online TTS service which generates the voice and visemes for lip sync timing. The team at Engineered Arts ltd pose the questions.
Nothing in this video is pre scripted - the model is given a basic prompt describing Ameca, giving the robot a description of self - its pure #ai
The pauses are the time lag for processing the speech input, generating the answer and processing the text back into speech

Article "'Robots will never take over the world': World's most advanced humanoid robot Ameca reassures there's 'no need to worry' and says androids are here to 'help and serve humans'"
Ameca is described as the 'world's most advanced humanoid robot'
In a new video, she can be seen in conversation with researchers
'There's no need to worry, robots will never take over the world. We're here to help and serve humans, not replace them,' she said

by Shivali Best
September 12, 2022