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Generation of Facial Emotional Expressions Based on Psychological Theory

Facial expressions are an important aspect in affective social computing. They express internal states of robots during social interactions. In this paper we present the use of Scherer’s psychological theory to express facial emotions. This theory has the advantage of linking cognitive and emotional processes. We have implemented a part of this theory on a robot: iCat. We present results by comparing several representations of the same emotions.