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IEEE on Twitter: "#TechFact: The world's 1st sociable #robot was built at MIT and was called Kismet. http://t.co/21lsJGL6fW" / Twitter
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Sociable machines - Kismet, the robot
Kismet with six expressions of emotion. Source: Breazeal, 2002. | Download Scientific Diagram
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Kismet, a robot designed to explore the concepts of sociable robots [9] | Download Scientific Diagram
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Dr. Cynthia Breazeal's Kismet, a robot capable of recognising human emotion through facial analysis. - Cynthia Breazeal and Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Google Arts & Culture
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