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Towards a anthropomorphism theory for human-like machines based on systems science

Human-like machines are based on a purely intuitive anthropomorphic approach. In this framework, a theory of anthropomorphism could help for the analysis of the consequences made by the designer in his endeavor to mimic the human physiology. The paper aims to highlight the possibilities of the system theory in its application to a rigorous definition of anthropomorphism.