The mechanisms of Japanese traditional performing arts include the creation of a sense of life and nature, and the use of sound to omit movements. This study aims to increase the affinity between humans and robots, reduce stress, and build optimal relationships by applying the mechanisms of these traditional Japanese performing arts to advanced robots. This paper summarizes the experiments and results of 3 studies and suggests possibilities for improving their relationships.

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Expanding the Affinity of Advanced Robots with Humans by Adapting Traditional Japanese Performing Arts (Noh and Bunraku)

  • Shinobu Nakagawa

摘要

The mechanisms of Japanese traditional performing arts include the creation of a sense of life and nature, and the use of sound to omit movements. This study aims to increase the affinity between humans and robots, reduce stress, and build optimal relationships by applying the mechanisms of these traditional Japanese performing arts to advanced robots. This paper summarizes the experiments and results of 3 studies and suggests possibilities for improving their relationships.