A video about an interactive robto of Albert Einstein from Hanson Robotics Texas I would like to remind you that the Facial Action Coding system mentioned in this article is from the research of Psychologist Paul Eckman.

I studied emotion as it pertains to art, and sculpture as my undergraduate study. It is good to see this man’s work being used and recognized. If you watch the show Lie to Me then you might also be familiar with the work of Paul Eckman.

So cool to see all of this come together. Also check out the link to Hanson Robotics in Texas.

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  1. Some more about quick sketches and the Facial Action Coding System » Creative Endeavors Blog on June 1, 2010 at 2:49 pm

    […] I have been posting on this blog about my quick sketches in clay. I have made a commitment to do several a week.  I decided to put this video together to show the process of creating one.  I think it is fun to watch.  If you want to take this challenge yourself remember set the timer for 30 minutes.  Then go to digitalsculpting.net and post them on the Mudbox forum under the Mudbox Challenge thread. Here is another post that talks about the Facial Action Coding System( FACS( . Hanson Robotics is using FACS to help their Robots look and act more real. This I describe in my Einstein Robot post. […]

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