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Design and semantics of form and movement

L. Rampino Politecnico Di I. Milano S. Colombo Tom Djajadiningrat M. Bordegoni M. Carulli Steven Kyffin M. Pillan Elisa Giaccardi E. Rodriguez C. Cautela Demo Session Alessandro Biamonti Politecnico I. di Milano A. Viano M. Sartor Lin-Lin Chen Loe Feijs Jun Hu D. Steffen A. Vitali Students C. Germak M. Lupetti L. Giuliano
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The relationship between expressivity morphology and acceptance, the conditions that make service robots desirable by man, is explored, through a series of examples, the contemporary scenario in which to the multitude of languages is added also the contamination of the digital world, outlining new morphological types.

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