Robots
Erica: The Robot Conversationalist | Shift - Living in the Digital Age | DW | 14.03.2020
AI robot Erica to star as lead in new sci-fi film 'b' - Entertainment - The Jakarta Post
Meet Erica, Japan's Next Robot News Anchor | Live Science
Reality is catching up to science fiction”: An interview with Hiroshi Ishiguro - Kulturtechniken 4.0 - Goethe-Institut
Tokyo, Japan. 31st July, 2018. A female humanoid robot "ERICA", developed by Osaka University graduate school professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, is displayed for the press at the National Museum of Emerging Science and
Science, But Make It Fiction: Erica Goes to Hollywood
Our Future with Robots - WHAT'S YOUR CONNECTION? - TV | NHK WORLD-JAPAN Live & Programs
Meet Erica the robot news anchor - YouTube
Uncanny! Is this humanoid robot a curiosity, or a preview of a post-human world? | Aeon Videos
The Most Life and Really Beautiful Female Robot Humanoid - YouTube
Erica, the Japanese robot is lifelike, while USA's Kuri and Jibo feel like out of a cartoon
Erica, the Japanese robot is lifelike, while USA's Kuri and Jibo feel like out of a cartoon
Erica The Robot
Pretentious method-acting humanoid robot to star in $70 million Hollywood blockbuster film
Robot Named Erica Cast as Lead in Upcoming Sci-Fi Movie | PEOPLE.com
Erica, the Japanese robot is lifelike, while USA's Kuri and Jibo feel like out of a cartoon
Erica - ROBOTS: Your Guide to the World of Robotics
AI robot Erica to make her silver screen debut with 'b' | Entertainment News,The Indian Express
Tokyo, Japan. 31st July, 2018. A female humanoid robot "ERICA", developed by Osaka University graduate school professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, is displayed for the press at the National Museum of Emerging Science and
Humanoid robot Erica in Madrid conference - Headlines, features, photo and videos from ecns.cn|china|news|chinanews|ecns|cns
AI robot 'Erica' will star in $70 million sci-fi movie 'b' | Engadget
Erica: 'I want to be more like a human' - YouTube
Erica the android can have 'natural' conversations - Japan Today
Erica, the 'most beautiful and intelligent' android, leads Japan's robot revolution | Robots | The Guardian
