E-Bear is an enemy that debuts in BEAR*. E-Bear released on July 26th, 2024, created by Landenerb123. E-Bear has 4 health and does 20 damage to the player.

of Denver robotics lab in developing a bear-like robotic head called expressive Bear (eBear). The eBear can show animal-like facial expressions, ear movement, eye gaze attention, and head gestures. It can understand user’s facial expressions through a camera on the head with our proposed recognition algorithm.

Nov 20, 2015 · Our experimental results show that the developed Bear-Like robot can perceive basic facial expressions and provide emotive conveyance towards human beings. Examples of some visemes and...

We investigated how social robots can become companions of elderly individuals with depression and improve their mood and increase their happiness and well-being. The robotic platform built in this thesis is a bear-like robot called the eBear.

This is an anthropomorphic robotic bear for the exploration of human-robot interaction including verbal and non-verbal communications developed at University of Denver (DU). This robot...

Aug 29, 2014 · Multiple Kernel Learning is proposed to fuse different features for recognizing user's facial expressions. Our experimental results show that the developed Bear-Like robot can perceive basic facial expressions and provide emotive conveyance towards human beings.

This paper presents the details of a pilot study on using the eBear, an animal-like social robot equipped with artificial intelligence in assisting elderly people with depression. The eBear can show facial expression and head gesture, understand users' emotion using audio-visual sensory inputs and machine learning, speak and show relatively …

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PDF | On Aug 25, 2014, Xiao Zhang and others published eBear: An Emotive Bear-Like Robot. | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

This paper presents our current progress at the University of Denver robotics lab in developing a bear-like robotic head called expressive Bear (eBear). The eBear can show animal-like facial expressions, ear movement, eye gaze attention, and head gestures.