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Researchers developed an asynchronous vision-language model combined with a reactive perception module to enable humanoid robots to select gaze targets and generate natural eye, head, and eyelid movements. This approach models the temporal structure of human gaze more effectively than fixed trackin...
Researchers developed an asynchronous vision-language model combined with a reactive perception module to enable humanoid robots to select gaze targets and generate natural eye, head, and eyelid movements. This approach models the temporal structure of human gaze more effectively than fixed trackin...
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Gaze coordinates attention in human interaction through coupled eye, head, and eyelid motion. A humanoid robot must choose where to look while generating a suitable movement toward that target; fixed tracking rules alone do not model the temporal structure of human gaze. We separate these tasks with an...
Accurately replicating human gaze dynamics is crucial for improving robot-human interaction and communication. This model advances the ability of robots to coordinate attention in a human-like manner, enhancing their social presence and responsiveness.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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