Items where Author is "<span class="person_name">Lewis, Matthew</span>"
Number of items: 15.
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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