Android 'clone' of a woman created by Japanese.

David · Apr 7, 2010

http://www.techchee.com/2010/04/05/geminoid-f-the-japanese-robotic-clone-of-a-woman/

They still need to work on it's ability to mimic human expressions (it's lips are out of sync with it's words and it looks sad even when smiling) and I'd like to see it move (walk, sit, get up, ect.) before I'll call this something meaningful but if it can move and they fix it's expressions, then I think we may see humans that aren't human in the near-future. Get some kind of link with someone's mind to control it remotely via electronic-telepathy and and people could literally be in more then 1 place and do more then 1 thing at the same time.

deanhills · Apr 8, 2010

Reminds me of the Stepford Wives movies. Although the Japanese creation probably still needs a bit of refinement. It probably may be useful for cleaning house and looking after the garden, but I do feel uncomfortable when they start fiddling around with creations like these.

David · Apr 9, 2010

deanhills said:
Reminds me of the Stepford Wives movies. Although the Japanese creation probably still needs a bit of refinement. It probably may be useful for cleaning house and looking after the garden, but I do feel uncomfortable when they start fiddling around with creations like these.

I support this. Work out the kinks and get conscience transferring working and you have immortality.

deanhills · Apr 9, 2010

David said:
I support this. Work out the kinks and get conscience transferring working and you have immortality.

It will probably take a few life times, if ever, before they get to mortality of these androids. I can't see immortality, when the people who are creating those clones are mortal.

David · Apr 9, 2010

deanhills said:
It will probably take a few life times, if ever, before they get to mortality of these androids. I can't see immortality, when the people who are creating those clones are mortal.

I't an android, not a clone.

deanhills · Apr 10, 2010

David said:
I't an android, not a clone.

Well, then I am at least half right. As I did refer to androids in the same posting. And the heading is android 'clone'.

David · Apr 10, 2010

deanhills said:
Well, then I am at least half right. As I did refer to androids in the same posting. And the heading is android 'clone'.

Clone as in lookalike. Don't roll your eyes at me!

deanhills · Apr 11, 2010

David said:
Clone as in lookalike. Don't roll your eyes at me!

Well, they are sort of half-rolling, not completely rolling so that should be as good as the clone?

Android 'clone' of a woman created by Japanese.

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