China-Human-like Robots

Human-like robots steal the show at 2016 World Robot Conference

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Beijing, China - Oct 22, 2016
1. Visitors surrounding intelligent human-like robot Jiajia
2. Various of human-like robot Jiajia
3. Visitor interacting with Jiajia
SOUNDBITE (Chinese) visitor talking to Jiajia:
Visitor: "What kind of skills do you have?"
Jiajia: "I can talk with you. I can recognize faces. I can identify the gender and age of people standing in front of me, and I can detect your facial expressions."
Visitor: "What kind of facial expression do I have now?"
Jiajia: "Let me see. You look beautiful when you smile."
4. Visitors taking photo of Jiajia
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Lu Dongcai, person in charge of Jiajia project, University of Science and Technology of China:
"There are a few challenges about her. Firstly. She has to receive not only language but also facial expressions. Like what she showed just now, she can observe your facial expression, and give a natural response, so that you can see her intelligence."
6. Visitors surrounding robot
7. Various of robot talking
8. Various of robot writing
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xia Jiantong, director and CEO, Recon Group (partially overlaid with shot 10):
"Artificial intelligence has to go through three stages. The first stage is being made-by-humans. The second stage is copying humans, and the third one is replacing humans. Right now, we are in the stage of made-by-human. If we continue at this pace, we still have a long way to go before we reach the ultimate goal for artificial intelligence, which is that humans will be replaced or made by robots."
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10. Robot Jiajia
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11. Various of robot
12. Various of kids playing with robot

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Human-like robots were stealing the show at the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing, due to their uncanny physical similarities to humans.

The intelligent human-like robot Jiajia, developed by the University of Science and Technology of China, was surrounded by crowds of enthusiastic visitors.

Jiajia has the ability of understanding human language, detecting facial expressions, and making body movements.

"There are a few challenges about her. Firstly. She has to receive not only language but also facial expressions. Like what she showed just now, she can observe your facial expression, and give a natural response, so that you can see her intelligence," said Lu Dongcai, who is in charge of the Jiajia project.

Another human-like robot at the World Robot Conference impressed visitors with his calligraphy skills, by using a similar style of calligraphy used by legendary philosopher Wang Yangming.

Despite the rapid development in human-like robots, experts say the technology is far from mature.

"Artificial intelligence has to go through three stages. The first stage is being made-by-humans. The second stage is copying humans, and the third one is replacing humans. Right now, we are in the stage of made-by-human. If we continue at this pace, we still have a long way to go before we reach the ultimate goal for artificial intelligence, which is that humans will be replaced or made by robots," said Xia Jiantong, director and CEO of Recon Group.

The World Robot Conference, which kicked off last Friday in Beijing, will last through to Tuesday.

Around 150 exhibitors showcased their latest robot inventions at the conference.

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  • Dateline : Oct 22, 2016
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China-Human-like Robots

Human-like robots steal the show at 2016 World Robot Conference

Dateline : Oct 22, 2016

Location : Beijing,China

Duration : 2'19

  • English
  • Français
  • العربية
  • Español


Beijing, China - Oct 22, 2016
1. Visitors surrounding intelligent human-like robot Jiajia
2. Various of human-like robot Jiajia
3. Visitor interacting with Jiajia
SOUNDBITE (Chinese) visitor talking to Jiajia:
Visitor: "What kind of skills do you have?"
Jiajia: "I can talk with you. I can recognize faces. I can identify the gender and age of people standing in front of me, and I can detect your facial expressions."
Visitor: "What kind of facial expression do I have now?"
Jiajia: "Let me see. You look beautiful when you smile."
4. Visitors taking photo of Jiajia
5. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Lu Dongcai, person in charge of Jiajia project, University of Science and Technology of China:
"There are a few challenges about her. Firstly. She has to receive not only language but also facial expressions. Like what she showed just now, she can observe your facial expression, and give a natural response, so that you can see her intelligence."
6. Visitors surrounding robot
7. Various of robot talking
8. Various of robot writing
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Xia Jiantong, director and CEO, Recon Group (partially overlaid with shot 10):
"Artificial intelligence has to go through three stages. The first stage is being made-by-humans. The second stage is copying humans, and the third one is replacing humans. Right now, we are in the stage of made-by-human. If we continue at this pace, we still have a long way to go before we reach the ultimate goal for artificial intelligence, which is that humans will be replaced or made by robots."
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
10. Robot Jiajia
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11. Various of robot
12. Various of kids playing with robot


Human-like robots were stealing the show at the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing, due to their uncanny physical similarities to humans.

The intelligent human-like robot Jiajia, developed by the University of Science and Technology of China, was surrounded by crowds of enthusiastic visitors.

Jiajia has the ability of understanding human language, detecting facial expressions, and making body movements.

"There are a few challenges about her. Firstly. She has to receive not only language but also facial expressions. Like what she showed just now, she can observe your facial expression, and give a natural response, so that you can see her intelligence," said Lu Dongcai, who is in charge of the Jiajia project.

Another human-like robot at the World Robot Conference impressed visitors with his calligraphy skills, by using a similar style of calligraphy used by legendary philosopher Wang Yangming.

Despite the rapid development in human-like robots, experts say the technology is far from mature.

"Artificial intelligence has to go through three stages. The first stage is being made-by-humans. The second stage is copying humans, and the third one is replacing humans. Right now, we are in the stage of made-by-human. If we continue at this pace, we still have a long way to go before we reach the ultimate goal for artificial intelligence, which is that humans will be replaced or made by robots," said Xia Jiantong, director and CEO of Recon Group.

The World Robot Conference, which kicked off last Friday in Beijing, will last through to Tuesday.

Around 150 exhibitors showcased their latest robot inventions at the conference.

ID : 8035015

Published : 2016-10-24 11:55

Last Modified : 2017-12-23 05:02:00

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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