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Uncanny-Valley Girl: Karl F. MacDorman and Hiroshi Ishiguro on Android Science.
Fast Breaking Papers, ScienceWatch.com, June 2008.
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Why androids are creepy by Andrew Sullivan. The Daily Dish, TheAtlantic.com, May 6, 2008. [online] Uncanny valley of the dolls. MindHacks, May 2, 2008. [online] IUPUI Invests in Life Sciences Research. Inside Indiana Business, April 29, 2008. [online] IUPUI informatics faculty awarded funding for prestigious Signature Centers. School of Informatics, News & Media, January 29, 2008. [online] MacDorman explains android research in interview with IU Alumni, January 15, 2008 [online]
Winter College Conversations: Karl MacDorman. Interview with Ken Beckley,
University of Indiana Alumni Association.
[online]
Das unheimliche Tal. Gee Magazin. Love For Games. (December, 2007, p. 92). [article] The Unreal Gets Real. Interview with Mike Cowper and David Henninger. Across Indiana (Season 18, Episode 4, 7:43-10:55), WFYI Indianapolis. Thursday, November 08, 2007. [video] Escaping the Uncanny Valley: Siggraph panel reveals new twists on old problem of creating engaging CG characters. 3D World, November 2007. [article] What puts the creepy into robot crawlies? by Jim Giles. Tech, NewScientist (issue 2627, p. 32), October 27, 2007. [teaser, online, print] 'Uncanny valley' effect highlighted. Science & Technology, Channel 4, London, UK, October 25, 2007. [online] Social and moral relationships with personified robots. Provocate.org, November 1, 2007. [online] MacDorman grabs notice of BBC for android research. News & Media, School of Informatics, August 16, 2007. [online] Siggraph 2007 Diary. By Renee Dunlop. CGSociety, August 9, 2007. [online] Our uncanny ability to spot a fake. By Mark Ward. BBC News, Technology, August 9, 2007. [online] Creating robots that resemble humans: IUPUI professor one of the world's leading researchers in androids. South Bend Tribune, Local. [online] Mais evoluídos que robôs, os andróides possuem características humanas. IDG Now! (Brazil), July 1, 2007. [online] IUPUI Informatics Professor an Expert on Androids: Making Robots Seem More Humanlike Is a Goal. The Herald-Times, July 1, 2007. [article] Sensor network could aid mass transit. USA Today (Magazine), July 1, 2007. [article] Indiana/Purdue Prof Dedicated to Making Helper Droids. By Paul McCloskey. Campus Technology, June 26, 2007. [article]
Getting Real. By Erika D. Smith. Indianapolis Star, Front Page, June 19, 2007.
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print]
IUPUI Informatics professor continues making waves in android research world. School of Informatics, News & Media, June 19, 2007. [online]
Androids Have Higher Calling Than Mechanical Cousins, IU Expert Says. By Joe Stuteville. Indiana University, News & Media, May 30, 2007.
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Should Robots Be Built to Look More Like Us? by Eric Hand. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. May, 29, 2007.
[article]
IUPUI Informatics professor gaining prominence for robotics research. School of Informatics, News & Media, May 30, 2007.
IU Researchers Help Develop Sensor Network to Analyze Crowds. InsideINdianaBusiness.com Report. April 6, 2007.
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Sensor Monitoring System Could Aid Mass Transit, Homeland Security by Joe Stuteville. Indiana University, News & Media, April 5, 2007.
[article]
5 o’clock news, Rick Dawson, reporter, WISH TV 8 Indianapolis. April 11, 2007.
He's dead, but still poppin', interview with Mike Rhee,
on Marketplace, National Public Radio, 6.30 pm, March 1, 2007.
[article]
Android Science, interview by Natasha Stillwell, on "Japan: The Future Is Now," The Science Channel, 3 pm, February 4, 2007.
Where's the Android? IUPUI professor uses robots to study human behavior
by Lanette J. Williams, Indiana Alumni Magazine (pp. 21-22), January/February 2007.
[article]
I, Robot; You, Human: IU android expert guides discussion in science
journal by Joe Stuteville, Indiana University, News & Media,
December 20, 2006. [article]
WFYI 90.1 FM radio interview with Barbara Lewis and Kathy Miller, MD
of Sound Medicine, October 29, 2006. [blurb]
IUPUI android expert talks about his research on Sound Medicine radio show, Oct. 29.
School of Informatics, News & Media, October 27, 2006.
[online]
Meet my android twin. Interview with Ben Schaub, New
Scientist. October 12, 2006.
Interview with Scott Olson, Indianapolis Business Journal, Innovators
section. August 21, 2006. [article]
Uncanny valley: Fungus goes trekking in the uncanny valley,
July 31, 2006. Hafta Magazine.
[online]
2CC Canberra radio interview with Mike Jeffreys, the host of the
Breakfast show. 1.10 pm, July 27, 2006.
700 WLW Cincinnati radio interview with
IU Professor Studies Human-Robot Interaction by WBIW News, July 25,
2006. [blurb]
WIBC radio interview with Network Indiana reporter, Liz Thomas,
which feeds to more than 90 radio stations. July 24, 2006. [blurb]
Putting A Face On Android Science By Exploring An Uncanny Valley by
Joe Stuteville, Indiana University, News & Media, July 21,
2006. [article]
The depths of the uncanny valley by Carrie Gouskos, GameSpot
(CNET), July 8, 2006. [article]
Life lessons from the lifelike by Ric Burrous, IUPUI
Magazine, Spring/Summer 2006. [article]
Of Device and Men: Android research helps explain human behavior by
Joe Stuteville, Indiana University, News & Media, June 12,
2006. [article]
A TMT Update: Becker's Legacy to Psychology — a Many-Splendored
Thing by Jeff Greenberg, The Ernest Becker Foundation
Newsletter, June 2006. [article]
Informatics professor explores the "uncanny valley." School of Informatics, News & Media, June 1, 2006.
[online]
A walk through the uncanny valley by Erika Biga Lee, Indiana
Daily Student, June 1, 2006. [article]
Science Olympiad brings curious students to campus by Erika Biga
Lee, Indiana Daily Student, May 18, 2006. [article]
Android Science by Tim Hornyak, Scientific American, May 2006
print issue, pp. 32-34. (April 23, 2006 online version.) [article]
Tim Hornyak (2006). Loving the Machine. Tokyo, Japan:
Kodansha International, p. 147.
Harper's Index, Harper's Magazine, March 2006. [index]
Informatics Faculty Featured in Latest IUPUI TV Commercials. School of Informatics, News & Media, February 22, 2006.
[online]
The Secret To Japan's Robot Dominance by Kirk Biglione, Planet
Tokyo, January 24, 2006. [article]
NHK Science Zero, aired January 14, 2006, 19:00-19:44 pm. Japan
Broadcasting Corporation, Science and Environment Programs
Division.
Special Report: Japan's Humanoid Robots. Better than People: Why the
Japanese Want Their Robots to Act More like Humans by Brian Barry,
The Economist, December 24, 2005. [article]
Human Computer Interaction Scholar Joins Informatics Faculty Robotics expert comes to the Midwest from the Far East. School of Informatics, News & Media, November 16, 2005
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Nano: Roboter in Japan, interview with Michael Haenel,
Science and Technology News, ARD German Television Network,
September 19, 2005. [blurb]
Robot Nation: Why Japan, and not America, is likely to be the
world's first cyborg society, by Jeff Yang, special to SF
Gate, August 25, 2005. [article]
Android Science, interview by Natasha Stillwell, The Daily Planet Goes to Japan, The Discovery
Channel, March 24, 2005. [video]
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