The Ex-Robots factory in China is developing highly realistic humanoid robots that can be used in psychotherapy.
According to Sky News, the developers want to train artificial intelligence on how to recognize and express emotions.
The robotic robot simulates the movements of its axes thanks to small motors installed in several places on its head. The developers are confident that their robots will be used in healthcare and education. They are now conducting research into whether the robot can handle psychological counseling and screening for emotional and psychological disorders.
It takes between two weeks to a month to produce a humanoid robot, and prices range from 1.5 million yuan (162,000 pounds sterling) to 2 million yuan.
It is noteworthy that the Petersburg International Economic Forum previously unveiled the “Genia” robot, which can answer questions, express feelings and joke.
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