Today we want to introduce you to Charles! Charles-a robotic navigation GPS system, which, in addition to its direct duties, is able to accurately determine the emotional mood of the driver. If the driver behaves extremely aggressively on the road, then Charles will try to inform him as gently as possible, calm, pacify, etc.D. According to the developer of a unique navigation GPS system, Peter Robnison, who is among other things, is a professor at Cambridge University from England, the driver will never occur to the idea of throwing Charles out of the window, so he determines the emotional mood and reacts to him in the most effective way, never Not allowing the situation to hesitate to a critical point.
Robotized navigation is presented in the form of a human body, which has a slightly creepy artificial head. This robot is located in the front passenger seat or behind the driver. Along with his direct responsibilities, which Charles performs like a living person (tells a normal voice where to go and where to turn), he, using special sensors and cameras, is able to analyze the facial expressions of the driver’s face, his tone, his movement and gestures. Then Charles processes the information received and by analysis chooses a set of the most optimal phrases and expressions that will help the driver calm down or vice versa a little to stir.
According to Peter Robinson, the creation of this navigation system took place as part of an extensive scientific experiment, the main purpose of which was to develop new principles of interaction between a person and a computer, a robot and other inanimate computing devices. In the course of such a study, a huge database was created, as well as a large number of software algorithms that allow the computer, analyzing the emotional background of a person, to build their chain of behavior in the most optimal way in order to prevent the development of conflict situations. The creator of the navigation system claims that his creation is able to conduct successful psychological tests with a probability of seventy percent. This invention can even find even where the proximity of Honda Tsivik is carried out by proximity. This indicator often exceeds the likelihood of a successful psychoanalysis conducted by a living person (professional psychologist).