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TRABot is an agent-based framework that synchronizes speech, facial animation, and body gestures to enable coherent and expressive humanoid robot interactions. It addresses the common separation of talking-face animation and gesture generation by integrating these elements into a unified system.
TRABot is an agent-based framework that synchronizes speech, facial animation, and body gestures to enable coherent and expressive humanoid robot interactions. It addresses the common separation of talking-face animation and gesture generation by integrating these elements into a unified system.
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Expressive humanoid interaction requires speech, facial animation, and body gestures to form a coherent response. However, many full-body humanoid robots produce speech and gestures without a visually expressive face, while talking-face animation and robot gesture generation are typically developed separately. We...
Combining speech, facial expressions, and gestures enhances the naturalness and effectiveness of humanoid robot communication. This integration could improve human-robot interaction in social and service contexts.
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