PAPILLON: expressive eyes for interactive characters

Authors:
Eric Brockmeyer;Ivan Poupyrev;Moshe Mahler;Joanne Dauner;James Krahe
Affiliations:
Disney Research Pittsburgh;Disney Research Pittsburgh;Disney Research Pittsburgh;Disney Research Pittsburgh and Berlin University of Arts, Germany;Disney Research Pittsburgh
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Emerging Technologies
Year:
2013

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Abstract

PAPILLON is a technology for designing highly expressive animated eyes for interactive characters, robots and toys. Expressive eyes are essential in any form of face-to-face communication [2] and designing them has been a critical challenge in robotics, as well as in interactive character and toy development.