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'''Robowaifus''' are female robot [[companion robot|companions]] yet to be fully realized that will serve a variety of functions for their partners. There are many approaches being explored on the path to developing them, | '''Robowaifus''' are female robot [[companion robot|companions]] yet to be fully realized that will serve a variety of functions for their partners. There are many approaches being explored on the path to developing them, such as dolls with [[Animatronics|animatronic features]] or augmented by [[artificial intelligence]] to [[virtual reality]] and simple [[Conversational AI|chatbots]]. The term robowaifu is a portmanteau of [[robot]] and [[waifu]]. A robot being a machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically, and a waifu being a term for a fictional character, usually in [[anime]] or related media, that someone has a great affection for, so much that he wishes she were his wife. | ||
== Approaches == | == Approaches == | ||
* [[Animatronics]] | * [[Animatronics]] | ||
* [[Conversational AI]] | * [[Conversational AI]] | ||
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* [[Virtual assistant|Virtual assistants]] | * [[Virtual assistant|Virtual assistants]] | ||
== Examples of robowaifus == | == Examples of robowaifus in media == | ||
* [[Chii]] from [[Chobits]] | * [[Chii]] from [[Chobits]] | ||
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* [[Armitage]] from [[Armitage III]] | * [[Armitage]] from [[Armitage III]] | ||
* [[Mina-chan]] from [[My Wife Has No Emotion]] | * [[Mina-chan]] from [[My Wife Has No Emotion]] | ||
* [[Dorothy Haze]] from [[VA-11 HALL-A]] | * [[Dorothy Haze]] from [[VA-11 HALL-A]] | ||
* [[Dorothy R. Wayneright]] from [[Big O]] | * [[Dorothy R. Wayneright]] from [[Big O]] | ||
* [[Nano]] from [[Nichijou]] | * [[Nano]] from [[Nichijou]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 3 January 2023
Robowaifus are female robot companions yet to be fully realized that will serve a variety of functions for their partners. There are many approaches being explored on the path to developing them, such as dolls with animatronic features or augmented by artificial intelligence to virtual reality and simple chatbots. The term robowaifu is a portmanteau of robot and waifu. A robot being a machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically, and a waifu being a term for a fictional character, usually in anime or related media, that someone has a great affection for, so much that he wishes she were his wife.
Approaches
Examples of robowaifus in media
- Chii from Chobits
- Mahoro from Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden
- Aigis from Persona 3
- Armitage from Armitage III
- Mina-chan from My Wife Has No Emotion
- Dorothy Haze from VA-11 HALL-A
- Dorothy R. Wayneright from Big O
- Nano from Nichijou