Social Robotics for Assisted Living

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Social Robotics (for Assisted Living) Rod Walsh Project Manager, Social Robotics Tampere University of Applied Sciences The First DMU workshop on Assisted Living Technologies (ALT2012) 21.November.2012

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TAMK presentation at DMU Viral Workshop on Assisted Living Technologies, 21.November.2012.

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Social Robotics(for Assisted Living)

Rod WalshProject Manager, Social Robotics

Tampere University of Applied SciencesThe First DMU workshop on Assisted Living Technologies

(ALT2012)21.November.2012

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2012

TAMKhttp://www.tamk.fi/en

http://www.tamk.fi/tamktoday

http://tamk-en.blogspot.com/

http://www.facebook.com/TampereUAS

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TAMK R&D & Innovation (RDI) programmes

Technology• development of energy efficiency in buildings and facilities,

and reduction of environmental impacts • efficiency of mobile machinery • assessment of human activity in genuine operational

environments • development of new business opportunities

Wellbeing• development of services for seniors, including promotion of

wellbeing entrepreneurship and development of wellbeing technology

• promotion of wellbeing at work• promotion of children’s and adolescents’ health

Culture• integration of various fields to create internationally

competitive cultural products with a strong regional flavour • promotion of networking opportunities for companies• helping the development of culture products for the export

market

R&Dat TAMK

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Social RoboticsA social robot is an autonomous robot that interacts and communicates with humans or other autonomous physical agents by following social behaviors and rules attached to its role. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_robot

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Motivations: Aging World

• Demographics changes• Workplace changes• Health care changes

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Motivations: Demographic Gap

• Decreased health budget per person• Insufficient (over-stretched) professionals

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Motivations: Longer Working Lives

• Assisted self-care• Augmented healthcare• Assisted working

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Social Robotics Vision• Semi-autonomous robots and avatars• Interacting with people in their own space• Augmenting healthcare givers• Providing rehabilitation and lifestyle support• Reliable and inexpensive (step-by-step)

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A Few Examples

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Physical EmotionEmotion, mood & sentiment affect…• Wellbeing• Behaviour• Interaction

Detailed models exist (e.g. Plutchik)

Plutchik, R. "The Nature of Emotions". American Scientist.Ekman, Paul (1992). "An Argument for Basic Emotions". Cognition and Emotion

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Physical EmotionEmotion, mood & sentiment affect…• Wellbeing• Behaviour• Interaction

Detailed models exist (e.g. Plutchik)

Most research uses Ekman’s (original) six emotions

Machine emotion is potentially useful

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Real-time Emotion Recognition

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Smart cabs:Machines That know their Drivers

Database:state of mind logsensor logs

non-contact sensing:video, image, audio

7/10capability

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state of mind estimation

Match with task

8/10minimum

Pattern recognition

Simulate simple changes• Music, lighting,

airflow, …

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Output-specific compute:“Render” spatial model (behavior)

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User selected behaviors that affect emotional state for 1to1 dialogue and performance cases.

Things like, “be happy”, “welcome”, “reject”, “complain”, “cry”, “superman”, …

Affective Robotics:Physical expression from social robots

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Physical Emotion

angerdisgustfearhappinesssadnesssurpriseneutral

Ekman’s sixneutral

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Physical Emotion

anger

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Physical Emotion

disgust

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Physical Emotion

fear

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Physical Emotion

happiness

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Physical Emotion

sadness

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Physical Emotion

surprise

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Come and play!http://socialrobotics.tamk.fi/apps/

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(work-in-progress) Train One, Train All

Mindreader (Emotion Hero)

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Our 2013 FocusTeleportation

(webconf)Physio’ buddy Emotion play

Rich info, video & ambiance in a simple UI

Instant media spaces (smart active cam/mic)

Affordable locomotion (raised tablet on wheels)

Kinetic robot “programming”

Flexible humanoid

Physical/Mobile/PC Avatar “mobility”

Emotion & activity detection & recognition

Playful engagement

Remote nursing

Companionship

Behavioural agent

Augmented care

Probing

Stimulation

Intervention

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Our 2013 FocusTeleportation

(webconf)Physio’ buddy Emotion play

Rich info, video & ambiance in a simple UI

Instant media spaces (smart active cam/mic)

Affordable locomotion (raised tablet on wheels)

Kinetic robot “programming”

Flexible humanoid

Physical/Mobile/PC Avatar “mobility”

Emotion & activity detection & recognition

Playful engagement

Remote nursing

Companionship

Behavioural agent

Augmented care

Probing

Stimulation

Intervention

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Our 2013 FocusTeleportation

(webconf)Physio’ buddy Emotion play

Rich info, video & ambiance in a simple UI

Instant media spaces (smart active cam/mic)

Affordable locomotion (raised tablet on wheels)

Kinetic robot “programming”

Flexible humanoid

Physical/Mobile/PC Avatar “mobility”

Emotion & activity detection & recognition

Playful engagement

Remote nursing

Companionship

Behavioural agent

Augmented care

Probing

Stimulation

Intervention

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Our 2013 FocusTeleportation

(webconf)Physio’ buddy Emotion play

Rich info, video & ambiance in a simple UI

Instant media spaces (smart active cam/mic)

Affordable locomotion (raised tablet on wheels)

Kinetic robot “programming”

Flexible humanoid

Physical/Mobile/PC Avatar “mobility”

Emotion & activity detection & recognition

Playful engagement

Remote nursing

Companionship

Behavioural agent

Augmented care

Probing

Stimulation

Intervention

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Teleportation (webconf)

Physio’ buddy Emotion play

Rich info, video & ambiance in a simple UI

Instant media spaces (smart active cam/mic)

Affordable locomotion (raised tablet on wheels)

Kinetic robot “programming”

Flexible humanoid

Physical/Mobile/PC Avatar “mobility”

Emotion & activity detection & recognition

Playful engagement

Remote nursing

Companionship

Behavioural agent

Augmented care

Probing

Stimulation

Intervention

Other ideas?

New Beginnings in 2013

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Thank you!

Questions, discussion…