Humanoid robots: a new kind of tool

Bryan Adams · Cynthia Breazeal · Rodney A. Brooks · Brian Michael Scassellati

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Aside from their traditional roles, humanoid robots can be used to explore theories of human intelligence. The authors discuss their project aimed at developing robots that can behave like and interact with humans.

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