Japanese Scientist Insists His Robot Twin Is Not Creepy medium.com

That’s the aim of Ishiguro’s companion robot “Telenoid,” which ranked #1 on the creepy list.
Obviously the persons who gave my Telenoid robot that ranking just evaluated it on appearance rather than actually interacting with it.
Usually, when we see a humanlike robot, we expect everything to be humanlike, the voice and the movement and so on.
The most important is that we can replicate the feeling of persons by using humanlike robots.
I think this is an interesting finding: if we operate a humanlike robot through the Internet, we might accept that android robot body as our own body.