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| == | [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dODEuQJwBLw | Watch it on YouTube]] == Making-of == == Scientific relevance == One of the main scientific challenge the LAAS/CNRS laboratory tries to tackle is ''autonomy'': how to build a robot as autonomous as possible. Acting in a theatre play requires almost the opposite ability: actors are asked to closely follow the director artistic choices. From a research point of view, automony It means that, as robotic scientists, we do not want our robot to be too much autonomous. to act in a theatre performance sim |
Roboscopie: a live performance for an human and a robot
Watch it!
Making-of
Scientific relevance
One of the main scientific challenge the LAAS/CNRS laboratory tries to tackle is autonomy: how to build a robot as autonomous as possible. Acting in a theatre play requires almost the opposite ability: actors are asked to closely follow the director artistic choices.
From a research point of view, automony It means that, as robotic scientists, we do not want our robot to be too much autonomous. to act in a theatre performance sim