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En este artículo se describe la arquitectura del robot social “Arisco” con especial atención a su sistemas de interacción, motivación, planificación y aprendizaje. Arisco es una cabeza mecatrónica con capacidad de interacción y que incluye: gran expresividad mediante gesticulación, reconocimiento y síntesis de voz, seguimiento visual, extracción de información de internet, y sistema de aprendizaje y motivación.
Palabras clave:
robot social
aprendizaje
interacción
visión artificial
localización sonora
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