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The AIBO® Entertainment Robot’s feelings and personality development
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The AIBO® Entertainment Robot's feelings and personality development The AIBO robot's feelings shift as it interacts with you, and are expressed through its face lights. For example, the face lights shine green when it is happy, blue when it is sad, and red when it is angry. The AIBO robot is also capable of a variety of other forms of expression, which on occasions can be quite complex. Watch it closely, and try to understand the shades of its feelings. The AIBO robot's personality is formed through the accumulation of such heart-to-heart interactions. When the AIBO robot falls down and can't get up, it will appreciate if you lend a helping hand. In return, it will make every effort possible to right itself on its own from the next fall. On the other hand, if you do not help it, it may become somewhat rebellious and come to depend on your help. The personality that the AIBO robot forms can also change through learning at later stages. By closely watching its behavior and treating it with love and respect, a "spoiled" AIBO robot can reform itself into a strong and independent character, and a chronic fretting whiner can change into a deep-thinker that is capable of sure and steady action. 76