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Androïdes, pourquoi nous mettent-ils mal à l'aise? [Why do androids make us feel uneasy?]. By Valérie Devillaine. Science & Vie Junior (vol. 283, pp. 60-63). April, 2013. [print] Valley of dread. By Mukul Sharma. Speaking Tree. March 23, 2013. [online] Valley views. From Charles Rainey. New Scientist. January 26, 2013. [online] Retour à la “vallée de l’étrange” [Return to the uncanny valley.] By Rémi Sussan. internetACTU.net. January 24, 2013. [online] Стоит ли преодолевать зловещую долину? [Whether to negotiate the uncanny valley?] By Dmitry Tselikov. Compulenta. January 16, 2013. [online] Too close for comfort. By Joe Kloc. New Scientist. January 12, 2013. [print] Uncanny android sightings, from Freud to Hollywood. By Richard Fisher. New Scientist. January 9, 2012. [online] IU, Robot. By Lisa Herrmann. Indiana Informatics. Fall, 2012 (Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 9-12). [online] Why zombies, robots, clowns freak us out. By Elizabeth Landau. CNN.com. July 11, 2012. [online]
'Uncanny Valley' Pioneer Rethinks Creepy Objects. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. June 15, 2012. [online]
Syndicated by Uncanny Valley Robots Essay Resurfaces 42 Years Later. By Nancy Owano. Phys.org. June 13, 2012. [online]
Robotics' Uncanny Valley Gets New Translation. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. June 12, 2012. [online]
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Why Creepy Uncanny Valley Keeps Us on Edge. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. April 2, 2012. [online]
Syndicated by The Huffington Post, April 3, 2012. ScientificAmerican.com, April 3, 2012.
Today's Humans Ready to Love Tomorrow's Robots. By Jeremy Hsu. InnovationNewsDaily. February 13, 2012. [online]
Syndicated by The Huffington Post, February 13, 2012. The News World, February 13, 2012. Asiaworldmedia.com, February 14, 2012. Mismatch in Human Realism of Face and Voice of Human Looking Animated Characters, Robots Make Us Feel Creepy. By Rich Schneider. IUPUI News Center. October 31, 2011. [online]
Why CGI Humans Are Creepy, and What Scientists Are Doing about It. By
Natalie Wolchover. Life's Little Mysteries. October 18, 2011.
[online]
Syndicated by LiveScience.com, October 18, 2011. TheNewsWorld, October 18, 2011. 24x7 Times.com, October 18, 2011. Yahoo! NEWS, October 18, 2011. Yahoo! NEWS Canada, October 18, 2011. Yahoo! NEWS UK & Ireland, October 18, 2011. TodayTopNews, October 19, 2011. Yahoo! Philippines, October 19, 2011. UsefulMoney.co.uk, October 19, 2011. My Top News, October 19, 2011. CanadiansTalk.com, October 19, 2011. usergadgets.com, October 19, 2011. Useful Reference, October 24, 2011.
Don't fall into the uncanny valley. By Grant Hunter. Campaign Asia.
January 28, 2011.
[online]
Syndicated by White Matter, February 3, 2011. Bridging the uncanny valley. By Lino Stephen Peter. 3D World. December 30, 2010. [online] Crossing the uncanny valley: As computer graphics and robots get more human, they often seem more surreal. By Kurt Kleiner. The Economist. November 18, 2010. [online] Body Language, Robot Style. By John Schwarb. Research & Creative Activity. Indiana University Office of the Vice Provost for Research. Fall 2010. (October 20.) [online] Robot Avatars & Medical Ethics. Interview with David W. Crabb, M.D. (Host: Barbara Lewis). Sound Medicine. 2 pm, July 25, 2010. [online] Learning to Trust Virtual Humans. By FCW Staff. Federal Computer Week. June 7, 2010. [online] Personagens virtuais afetam homens e mulheres de forma diferente. Diário da Saúde. May 25, 2010. [online] Good Avatars Sway Men, Don’t Impress Women Much. By Wale Ogundipe. Motherboard.tv, May 19, 2010. [online] Ethics in Graphic Presentation. Examiner.com Indianapolis, May 18, 2010. [online] Computer character models influence viewer ethics. By Rick Nauert, Ph.D. PsychCentral, May 17, 2010. [online] Females and Males React Differently to Changes in Visual Presentation. TS-Si, May 14, 2010. [online]
Virtual Appearance Matters to Men. By Cindy Fox Aisen. Futurity, May 14, 2010. [online]
Syndicated by Männer reagieren auf virtuelle Menschen anders [Men Respond Differently to Virtual Persons]. By Lukas Wieselberg. Science.ORF.at, May 14, 2010. (In German, Austrian site) [online]
Virtual Humans Influence Ethical Decisions in Gender-Specific Ways. IUPUI News Center, May 13, 2010.
[online]
Syndicated by e! Science News, May 13, 2010. Medical News Today, May 15, 2010. Asian Correspondent, June 8, 2010. Autism and the Uncanny Valley. By Mark Stairwalt. Shift. Journal of Alternatives: Neurodiversity and social change, April 30, 2010. [online] Who’s Afraid of the Uncanny Valley? To design the androids of the future, we shouldn’t fear exploring the depths of the uncanny valley. By Erico Guizzo. IEEE Spectrum, April 2, 2010. [online] Hiroshi Ishiguro: The Man Who Made a Copy of Himself. By Erico Guizzo. IEEE Spectrum (pp. 44-47, 54-56), April 2010. [online, print] Trust and Judgement in VR: Still Based on Looks. Virtual Worldlets Network, March 7, 2010. [online]
Hollywood Eyes Uncanny Valley in Animation. By Jamie York. All Things Considered. National Public Radio, March 5, 2010.
[online]
Syndicated by The Uncanny Valley. By Jamie York. On the Media. National Public Radio, March 5, 2010. [online] 外在形象的影响判定 男人对虚拟形象要求苛刻 [Men are very demanding in judging people by appearances even in virtual images]. By 花园 [Hua Yuan]. 766.com, February, 26. 2010. (In Chinese) [online]
Kobieta realna czy wirtualna? Test męskich preferencji [Real or virtual female? A test of male preference].
Onet, February 25, 2010. (In Polish)
[online]
Syndicated by Nasze Choroby, February 25, 2010.
Pour communiquer efficacement, l’avatar doit aussi veiller à son apparence.
By Basile Segalen. L’Atelier BNP Paribas, February 24, 2010. (In French)
[online]
Syndicated by MSN Actualité, February 24, 2010. Our Avatars, Our Projected Selves. By Latoya Peterson. Jezebel, February 23, 2010. [online] Why Men Are Sexist Toward Avatars in Tight Shirts. By Eilene Zimmerman. True/Slant, February 22, 2010. [online]
A aparência importa, mesmo no mundo virtual. By Nátaly Dauer. Geek. (In Portuguese)
February 23, 2010.
[online]
Syndicated by Yahoo! Brasil Notícias, February 23, 2010. iG Tecnologia, February 23, 2010.
面对虚拟形象，男性依旧以貌取人 [Faced with virtual images, men still judge people mainly by appearances]. Dongxi, February 22, 2010. (In Chinese)
[online]
Syndicated by Madman News, February 22, 2010. Jak płeć wpływa na ocenę kobiecych awatarów [How gender affects the evaluation of female avatars]. By Anna Błońska. Kopalnia Wiedzy, February 22, 2010. (In Polish) [online]
Women’s Looks Sway Men, Even in the Virtual World. Asian News International (ANI), February 20, 2010.
Syndicated by Times of India, February 20, 2010. Yahoo! India News, February 20, 2010. Thaindiana News, February 20, 2010. IndiaTalkies, February 20, 2010. SiloBreaker, February 20, 2010. Newstrack India, February 21, 2010. Sindh Today, February 21, 2010. Mumbai Mirror, February 21, 2010. VoiceTamil, February 21, 2010. Men Judge Women On The Basis Of Their Looks. By Rajvir Khanna. TopNews.in, February 20, 2010. [online] Homens julgam aparência feminina até no mundo virtual. Abril.com. February 19, 2010. [online] Even in the Virtual World, Men Judge Women on Looks. By Jessica Griggs. New Scientist, February 19, 2010 (Issue 2748). [online, print] The Truth About Robots and the Uncanny Valley: Analysis. By Erik Sofge. Popular Mechanics, January 20, 2010. [online] I Want to Hold Your Zombie Hand: Your Brain Is So Sensitive to Faces that Quazi-realistic Faces Look Eerie. By Lawrence D. Rosenblum. Psychology Today, January 6, 2010. [online] New Findings Shed Light on a Century’s Worth of Bizarre Explanations for the Eerie Feeling We Get Around Lifelike Robots. By Joe Kloc. Seedmagazine.com, November 16, 2009. [online] Hvorfor blir vi vettskremte av roboter som ligner på oss? Velkommen til den uhyggelige dalen. [Why are we terrified of robots that are similar to us? Welcome to the uncanny valley.] By Snorre Bryne. Dagbladet.no, November 3, 2009. (In Norwegian.) [online] Macaques Are Creeped out by Cyber-selves. By Jessica Hamzelou. New Scientist (Issue 2730), October 14, 2009. [online, print]
Like Humans, Monkeys Fall into the &rlsquo;Uncanny Valley.’ By Kitta
MacPherson. News at Princeton, October 13, 2009. [online]
Syndicated by ScienceDaily, October 13, 2009. Life Sciences World, October 13, 2009. Science Centric, October 14, 2009. US News & World Report, October 15,
2009. Fair Play, October 19, 2009. (In
Italian) Robotics Trends, October 20, 2009. Fiese Visage: Was Computer-Trickfiguren unheimlich macht [Funny Face: What Makes Computer-generated Figures Uncanny]. Süddeutsche Zeitung, September 25, 2009. (In German) [print] Professor Uses Animation to Study Humans. By Lindsay Eckert. Indiana Daily Student, October 1, 2009. [Online]
Too Scary To Be Real, Research Looks To Quantify Eeriness in
Virtual Characters. By Steve Chaplin and Jacob Faiola. IU News
Room, September 22, 2009. [online]
Syndicated by PhysOrg.com, September 22, 2009. Mein Freund, der Roboter [My Friend, the Robot]. By Miriam Muhenstroth. Gehirn und Geist, June 2009. (In German.) [online, print, B&W] La ressemblance ne fait pas tout. [Appearances aren’t everything.] By Eric Hamonou. Science & Vie (Hors Series, No. 247, pp. 102-108), June 2009. (In French.) [print, B&W]
Why ‘Terminator’ Is So Creepy. By Jeremy Hsu.
LiveScience, Technology, May 20, 2009. [online]
Syndicated by US News & World Report, May 20, 2009. Robot: ja. Zombie: nee. Enge, Nét Niet Menselijke Robots: Zombies Uit de ‘Uncanny Valley’ of Gewoon Slecht Ontwerp? By Asha ten Broeke. Kennislink.nl, May 21, 2009. (In Dutch) [online] Emotionen: Mein Freund, der Roboter. By Miriam Ruhenstroth. Gehirn & Geist, May 8, 2009. [online] (In German) Perception: Into the Uncanny Valley. By Gary Stix. News Scan. Scientific American (pp. 24-28). December 2008. Robot Cartoons—Cute; Robot Humans—Creepy. Researchers take a closer look at creepiness in the almost human. By Gary Stix. Technology. Scientific American, November 2008. [online] Karl MacDorman interviewed by Prof. Noel Sharkey. The Sound of Science. SheffieldLive 93.2 FM, October 17, 2008. [blurb, podcast] Robot Girl Mix Up: How “Cut and Paste Journalism” Created One Robot out of Two. By Noel Sharkey. The Guardian, October 12, 2008. [online] British Press Picks up ‘Junk from the Blogosphere’ about Robots. (La presse britannique reprend “des conneries venant de la blogosphère” dans un article sur les robots) The Observers: Your Eyes Across the Globe. France 24, October 10, 2008. [online] Down in the Valley. By Sam Kean. Search: Science + Religion + Culture, September/October 2008. [online] Uncanny-Valley Girl: Karl F. MacDorman and Hiroshi Ishiguro on Android Science. Fast Breaking Papers, ScienceWatch.com, June 2008. [online] 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]
Syndicated by Das unheimliche Tal. Gee Magazin (p. 92). Love For Games, December, 2007. (In German) [article] The Unreal Gets Real. Interview with Mike Cowper and David Henninger. Across Indiana (Season 18, Episode 4, 7:43-10:55), WFYI Indianapolis. November 8, 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, New Scientist (Issue 2627, p. 32), October 27, 2007. [teaser, online, print] ‘Uncanny Valley’ Effect Highlighted. Science & Technology, Channel 4 News, 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] Androides versus máquinas robóticas [Androids versus robotic machines]. La Flecha: Tu dario de ciencia y tecnología, July 3, 2007. (In Spanish) [online] Creating Robots that Resemble Humans: IUPUI Professor One of the World’s Leading Researchers in Androids. South Bend Tribune, Local, July 1, 2007. [online] Mais evoluídos que robôs, os andróides possuem características humanas. IDG Now! (Brazil), July 1, 2007. (In Portuguese) [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.
[online,
print]
Syndicated by 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.
[article]
Syndicated by International Robots and Vision, June 1, 2007.
Robotics Online, June 1, 2007.
Should Robots Be Built to Look More Like Us? By Eric Hand. St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May, 29, 2007.
[article]
Syndicated by Detroit Free Press, June 5, 2007.
Edmonton Journal, June 6, 2007.
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.
[blurb]
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]
Syndicated by The Indianapolis Star, December 21, 2006. ACM TechNews, December 22, 2006. LaboratoryTalk, December 25, 2006.
Humanoid Robots. WFYI 90.1 FM Radio Interview with Barbara Lewis and Kathy Miller, MD.
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. By Ben Schaub. New Scientist
(Issue 2573, pp. 42-46), October 12, 2006.
[online]
Android Science: Journal through an Uncanny Valley. Informatics (p. 5). Fall 2006.
[print,
B&W]
Interview with Scott Olson, Indianapolis Business Journal, Innovators
section, August 21, 2006. [article]
Uncanny Valley: Fungus Goes Trekking in the Uncanny Valley. Hafta Magazine,
July 31, 2006.
[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. 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]
Syndicated by Laboratorytalk, July 24, 2006.
The Depths of the Uncanny Valley. By Carrie Gouskos, CNET GameSpot, 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]
Syndicated by Biohealthmatics, June 13, 2006. Laboratorytalk, June 14, 2006. AAAI: AI in the News, June 14, 2006.
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] Syndicated by
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
[online]
Nano: Roboter in Japan, interview with Michael Haenel,
Science and Technology News, ARD German Television Network,
September 19, 2005. (In German)[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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