Items where Author is "Lewis, Matthew"

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Article

A Robot Model of OC-Spectrum Disorders : Design Framework, Implementation and First Experiments. (2019) Matthew Lewis, Lola Canamero and Naomi Fineberg

A Hormone-Driven Epigenetic Mechanism for Adaptation in Autonomous Robots. (2018) John Lones, Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

Hedonic Quality or Reward? A Study of Basic Pleasure in Homeostasis and Decision Making of a Motivated Autonomous Robot. (2016) Matthew Lewis and Lola Canamero

From Sensorimotor Experiences to Cognitive Development: : How Does Experiential Diversity Influence the Development of an Epigenetic Robot? (2016) John Lones, Matthew Lewis and Lola Canamero

Making New "New AI" Friends : Designing a Social Robot for Diabetic Children from an Embodied AI Perspective. (2016) Lola Canamero and Matthew Lewis

Arousal regulation and affective adaptation to human responsiveness by a robot that explores and learns a novel environment. (2014) Antoine Hiolle, Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

Conference or Workshop Item

Expression of Grounded Affect: How Much Emotion Can Arousal Convey? (2020) Luke Hickton, Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

Modelling the Social Buffering Hypothesis in an Artificial Life Environment. (2020) Imran Khan, Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero picture_as_pdf

Does Expression of Grounded Affect in a Hexapod Robot Elicit More Prosocial Responses? (2020) Luke Hickton, Matthew Lewis, Kheng Koay and Lola Cañamero

A Robot Model of Stress-Induced Compulsive Behavior. (2019) Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

Robot Models of Mental Disorders. (2018) Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

A flexible component-based robot control architecture for hormonal modulation of behaviour and affect. (2017) Luke Hickton, Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero

An Embodied AI Approach to Individual Differences : Supporting Self-Efficacy in Diabetic Children with an Autonomous Robot. (2015) Matthew Lewis, Elettra Oleari, Clara Pozzi and Lola Cañamero

Epigenetic adaptation in action selection environments with temporal dynamics. (2013) John Lones, Lola Cañamero and Matthew Lewis

Are Discrete Emotions Useful in Human-Robot Interaction? : Feedback from Motion Capture Analysis. (2013) Matthew Lewis and Lola Cañamero picture_as_pdf